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Why Gen Zers Are the Least-Happiest Employees at Work
Gen Zers have a strong purpose-driven mindset but don't feel satisfied with their sense of purpose at work, a report found.
New Grads to Face Active Hiring Market, Higher Starting Salaries
Average starting salaries for entry-level financial reporting accountants are $54k-67K. Internal auditor starting salaries average about $50-55K.
Payroll Taxes Demystified: A Breakdown for Accountants and CPAs Serving Business Owners
Payroll taxes encompass various taxes that employers are required to withhold from employees’ wages and pay to the appropriate tax authorities.
IRS Warns of ‘Wildly Inaccurate Tax Advice’ on Social Media
When it comes to taxes, misleading information on social media can lead to financial or even legal problems, the IRS said.
Mastering Labor Challenges Can Drive Growth for CPA Firms
Competitive firms looking to seize that opportunity need to modernize their approach to investing in both technology and staff development to enable professionals at all levels of ...
The Hidden Costs of Payroll Advance Apps
Consumers who take out small loans using cash advance apps may pay triple-digit annual interest rates.
Small Businesses Showed Slight Job Growth in March, According to Paychex
Hiring by small businesses rose slightly, while hourly earnings growth continued a steady decline that began in mid-2022.
U.S. Companies Added 184,000 Jobs in March, ADP Says
Private-sector payrolls increased 184,000 in March after an upwardly revised 155,000 gain a month earlier, ADP reported.