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AICPA Has Grave Concerns with BOI Reporting Requirement Timeline
Survey Shows Half of Organizations Are Lagging in Tax and Finance Automation
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Payhawk Adds Integration with Mastercard Transaction Notifications for Spend Management
Tax Refunds are Faster with Direct Deposit
The fastest way to get a tax refund is by filing electronically and choosing direct deposit. Direct deposit is free, fast, simple, safe and secure. Taxpayers can even split their refund to have it deposited into one, two or three different accounts. Eight out of 10 taxpayers get their refunds by using direct deposit. The […]
Professionals on the Move – January 2021
Professionals on the Move is a periodic roundup of recent promotions and hires at firms and companies in the accounting profession and technology space.
Free Website Helps Self-Employed and Small Businesses Determine PPP and Other Relief Options
Intuit has a free website with two interactive tools to help eligible small business owners and the self-employed assess their eligibility for federal relief and related tax credits from the Coronavirus stimulus laws.
The Top Payroll Issues in the Latest COVID-19 Law
Let’s run through some of the most impactful provisions of the CAA for the payroll industry. We’ll also touch on some of the more peripheral payroll items that we think are worth a mention too.
Is the Workforce Becoming More Flexible?
The survey also showed that the pandemic has forced an imbalance in available roles; while openings in some industries have dwindled, the economy has gained jobs in others. Job seekers are willing to adapt to these trends in the economy and match the ...
2021 IRS Income Tax Season To Start February 12, 2021
The Internal Revenue Service has announced that the nation's tax season will start on Friday, Feb. 12, 2021, when the tax agency will begin accepting and processing 2020 tax year returns.
$1,400 Coronavirus Stimulus Payments: Biden Plan Also Includes Grants and Loans for Small Business
President-Elect Biden's new stimulus plan would send $1,400 stimulus payments to taxpayers who received the previous stimulus payments. Small businesses would see $15 billion in grants and $35 billion in low-interest loans.
Next Coronavirus Stimulus: $1,400 Payments and $15 Billion in Grants to Small Business
President-elect Biden's new stimulus plan would send $1,400 stimulus payments to taxpayers who received the previous stimulus payments. Small businesses would see $15 billion in grants and $35 billion in low-interest loans.