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FASB Seeks Comment on Financial KPIs
N.Y. Congressman Requests Trump’s Support For Tax Cap Elimination
AICPA News – Nov. 2024
Chicago Aldermen Give Mayor Brandon Johnson’s $300M Property Tax Plan the Boot
2024 Projected Public Accounting Salaries in Eight HCOL Cities
Salaries are expected to range between 7% and 38% higher than the national averages in eight of the most expensive cities in the U.S.
The Crucial Role of Communication in Change Management
Often, firms make the mistake of waiting until the 11th hour to start communicating change. This approach leads to rushed messaging, unaddressed concerns and a lack of buy-in.
Life Insurance Planning Tips for Parents and Caregivers
October is National Financial Planning Month, making it the perfect time to consider your family’s future financial well-being, including your decision of whether you need life insurance.
Grant Thornton Sees Record $2.4 Billion in Revenue in FY 2023
The firm realized revenues of $2.4 billion for the fiscal year ending July 31, 2023, up from approximately $2.3 billion in revenue in 2022.
New California Law Bans ‘Junk Fees’ on Hotel Bills, Concert Tickets, and More
You know the ones: A hotel bill that ends with a vague "resort fee." Or those concert tickets that double in price once it's time to type in your credit card information.
SYSPRO ERP and SugarCRM Partner to Optimize Operations and Revenue Growth
The joint SYSPRO ERP and SugarCRM offering delivers two-way sharing of information from both platforms.
Chicago to Phase Out Sub-Minimum Wage Rates for Tipped Workers
Under the new law, the gap between the tipped and full minimum wages will shrink 8% each year until the tipped and full minimum wages reach parity in 2028.
U.S. Hiring Surged in September
U.S. employment unexpectedly surged in September, illustrating a durable labor market and bolstering the case for another Federal Reserve interest-rate hike.