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Report Says Undocumented Immigrants in U.S. Pay Nearly $100 Billion in Taxes
Emburse and Finexio Partner for B2B Payments
How Generative AI Will Disrupt Accounting
Mid-Market Optimism Hits Pre-Covid Record Highs
Misclassification of Workers: What Are Your Options When You Get It Wrong?
Some of the most common worker classification issues occur from misclassification of employees as independent contractors, and classifying common law employees as statutory employees.
Employers Pessimistic On Economy, But Continue Hiring
Small and mid-sized business owners are cautious about the next six months amid greater pessimism about the economy given the stock market volatility and presidential election rhetoric, according to the latest PNC Economic Outlook Survey findings.
How to Avoid Payroll Risks — Know Your Customer!
Knowing your customer is tremendously important, especially in today’s Internet-driven world where the majority of business with some clients may not be done in person.
30% of Americans Clueless On Their Debt
Forty-seven percent of respondents frequently live paycheck to paycheck. Two-thirds2 of Americans don't have six months of savings in their emergency fund. Thirty percent don't have an emergency fund at all. More than half of respondents don't ...
The Secrets Behind Your SSN
Ever wonder how Social Security numbers are generated? And how do you tell if a Social Security number is valid?
6 Tips For New Employees
You never get a second chance to make a first impression, but just how much time does it take to make one when starting a new job?
STEM Grads Starting Salaries Top List At $64K
Business majors land in the fourth spot, with a projected starting average of $52,236, an increase from the projected $51,508 for Class of 2015 graduates.
Millennials Saving More, But Admit To Frequent Impulse Spending
Over half (55 percent) of the young adults surveyed admitted that they were impulse shoppers, defined as making an unplanned purchase of $30 or more on a daily or weekly basis. Impulse buyers are more likely than those who never or rarely make an ...