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IRS Chief Not Too Worried About Fallout From Loper Bright Ruling
Review of Canopy Tax – The Accounting Technology Lab Podcast – July 2024
Local Governments are Addicted to Sales Tax Revenues
Uncertainty and Global Risks Outpace Risk Management Processes
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Commercial Insurance Rates Increased by 5.6% in Q1 2023
The aggregate commercial price change reported by carriers was an increase of 5.6%, up from the rate of 4.8% in the previous quarter.
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How Cloud Hosting Fuels Talent, Consolidation, and Data Security
Many firms are looking to technology solutions to address these challenges, streamline productivity, reduce security risks, and focus on revenue-generation.
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Paychex Charitable Foundation Donates $1 Million to National Urban League
The grant, which allocates $250,000 annually over four years, will support job training and workforce development programs in key markets where Paychex has a high concentration of employees.
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These Two Tax Laws Make REITs More Tax-Friendly
Taking advantage of the return of capital and Tax Cuts and Jobs Act rate reductions can significantly reduce taxes on REIT distributions.
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Attention, Soon-to-be-Accountants: Governments Need You
A lack of accountants and auditors has left several municipalities without credit ratings. Here are a few ways to tackle this problem.
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Working from Home Drops to Once Per Week at Some Big Companies
It's a form of RTO creep, as companies test what has emerged as the post-pandemic norm of two to three days in the office and fan the debate over remote work.
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These Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Provisions May Sunset Soon
Significant changes are on the horizon for taxpayers, as the tax mitigation benefits of the TCJA are set to expire at the end of 2025.
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Conservatives’ Budget Plan Renews Battle Over Social Security Benefits, Tax Cuts
The proposal would gradually raise the age at which future retirees can claim full Social Security benefits from 67 to 69.