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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
CFOs Say Talent Shortage is Pushing Adoption of AI
Eight in 10 (81%) CFOs report a talent shortage in accounting roles, which sparks concerns over the future of financial departments.
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AP Automation Company Stampli Nets $61M in VC Funding
This latest funding round takes the total amount raised by the company to over $148 million.
Public Accounting Starting Salaries Expected to Increase Nearly 4% in 2024
In its latest salary guide, Robert Half provides projected 2024 starting pay for eight positions: four in tax and four in audit.
AI Stats and Trends for Small Business Marketing
The small businesses who are currently using tools powered by AI overwhelmingly agree that it is making their businesses more successful. They are working more efficiently, saving money, improving customer experiences, and growing quicker.
Public Accounting Salaries Expected to Rise 4.9% in 2024
LHH Recruitment Solutions included pay projections for 11 roles, including partner, in its 2024 salary guide.
Student Loan Payments Resume for Millions of Americans
Individuals with federal student loans must begin planning to start repaying these debts for the first time in more than three years.
Many Finance and Accounting Workers Are Optimistic About the Job Market — Here’s How CPA Firms Can Respond
The inability to find professionals who meet critical job requirements is likely to become more problematic for firms that want to expand their teams in the months ahead.
Government Shutdown Likely Averted with Last-Minute Temporary Spending Deal in House
The latest House stopgap bill passed with the support of 126 Republicans, while 90 GOP lawmakers voted “no.” Only one Democrat, Rep. Mike Quigley, D-Ill., opposed it, over the omission of Ukraine aid.