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Professionals on the Move – Nov. 2024
Top Hyundai Exec Says EVs Are ‘the Future’ Even if Trump Kills Tax Credit
3 Reasons to Involve Your Children in Small Business Saturday
Review of Blue J – The Accounting Technology Lab Podcast – Nov. 2024
CPAs Provide Six Ways to Replenish the Talent Pipeline
From evolving CPA licensure models to better starting pay, the profession can do several things to attract new talent, a new NPAG report says.
Some Americans Plan a ‘Slow-Roll’ Into Retirement
Often when people aged 50 or older contact her, Pittsburgh financial coach Shay Port said the conversation starts with them declaring that they will never be able to retire.
IRS Increases HSA Contribution Limits for 2025
Beginning in January, you'll be able to contribute more to your health savings account, based on the IRS's latest inflation adjustments.
New Hire Screening Survey Helps Optimize WOTC Credits
Arvo claims that businesses can recoup $2,400 to $9,600 per eligible new hire with WOTC, because it helps employers screen applicants and confirm eligibility.
2024 Grads Actually Want to Work in the Office, Gusto Finds
Recent graduates are far less likely to be fully remote than workers in their 30s—and that's partly their preference, a new analysis reveals.
Many Great Resignation Job Switchers are Now Regretting the Move
A new survey of U.S. workers reveals those who changed jobs since the pandemic are significantly less satisfied with their jobs than their colleagues who stayed.
Patriot Software Launches 1099 Contractor Portal Feature
The contractor portal is a free feature for both accounting software and payroll software customers who pay 1099 independent contractors.
IRS Chief: $400 Million in ERC Claims Have Been Withdrawn
During a House Appropriations subcommittee hearing May 7, Danny Werfel gave lawmakers an update on the tax credit's status.