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Treasury, IRS Final Regs on Direct Pay Expand Clean Energy Tax Credit Access
Avalara Unveils Intelligent Tax Content Solution for Lodging and Hospitality
Survey: Over Half of Accounting Firms Plan to Increase Fees in 2025
Andersen Advances Global Valuation Practice in 10 Asia Pacific Countries
6 Factors Drive Employee Attraction and Retention
48% of employees cite pay as one of the main drivers for attraction and retention — the most commonly cited factor for both, and more than half of employees (56%) would consider another job offer for better pay.
Top 30 Accounting Firm Has the Best Internship Program in All the Land, Vault Says
For the second year in a row, PKF O’Connor Davies has the top overall internship program in the U.S. and the No. 1 program in accounting.
Should I Use a 401K Disbursement or Loan to Pay Off Mortgage?
I'm 55-ish in the Midwest and my mortgage end is in sight. I'm comfortable with my 401(k) balance. Does it make sense for me to cash-out just enough to pay off the house? ($40,000, out of a 401(k) balance of 400k.)
Job Growth Moderates Slightly for U.S. Small Businesses in September
Hourly earnings growth for workers showed 3.01% in September, while the three-month annualized hourly earnings growth has remained below three percent for the past five months.
EY Got Rid of Staff Who Took Multiple CPE Courses at the Same Time
The Big Four firm said taking the online training courses concurrently was an ethical breach, resulting in the firings of dozens of U.S. staff.
73% of Employees Want More Education on Company Benefits
HR managers say they spend 12 hours on average, or more than one-fourth of their week, on payroll and benefit-related administrative tasks–with 27% of them spending 20 hours or more.
41% of Americans Say Inflation is Top Economic Issue in Election
Not only is inflation cited more often than any other issue as a top economic concern, but it is a top economic issue across all age groups.
Unemployment Claims Drop After Increase Due to Storms
Applications for U.S. unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell after jumping the previous week in Southeastern states affected by Hurricane Helene, and data will probably remain volatile in the coming weeks.