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N.Y. Congressman Requests Trump’s Support For Tax Cap Elimination
Chicago Aldermen Give Mayor Brandon Johnson’s $300M Property Tax Plan the Boot
Some Enrolled Agents Have Until Jan. 31 to Renew Their Status, IRS Says
Rho Launches Partner Portal Specifically For Accountants
The Psychological Benefits of Paying Off Debt
According to a Bankrate survey, 47% of respondents who reported that money has a negative impact on their mental health said that debt is their top area of concern.
WeWork Files for Bankruptcy
The New York-based company listed both assets and liabilities in the range of $10 billion to $50 billion in a Chapter 11 petition filed in New Jersey.
Many Retired Americans Aren’t Returning to Work as Predicted After Covid
More than three-and-a-half years after COVID struck, the U.S. still has around 2 million more retirees than predicted, in one of the most striking and enduring changes to the nation’s labor force.
PwC to Cut Around 600 Jobs in the U.K.
The Big Four firm is set to launch a voluntary redundancy program for between 500 and 600 employees, mostly in advisory.
AI is a Copilot for Payroll, Not a Replacement, Says HR Exec
“The future for a payroll professional is one where they get to do the fun, interesting part of their job – they get to be the expert and the toil goes away.”
Strategies for Retirement Withdrawals (RMDs)
Of course, every situation different, but the conventional wisdom is to withdraw from taxable accounts first, tax-deferred accounts second and tax-free accounts third.
U.S. Job Openings Increased Again in September
U.S. job openings unexpectedly climbed in September for a second month, underscoring the persistent strength of labor demand in various pockets of the economy.
Midwest and Mountain West Saw Biggest Income Gains Over Last 4 Years
Inflation took the biggest bite out of paychecks in the West and South, with consumer prices rising about 20% in those regions between mid-2019 and mid-2023.