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Fintech Startup Tofu Launches New Invoicing, Tax, and Payment Management Platform
The platform focuses on streamlining billing processes by allowing users to swiftly send invoices and get paid.
Businesses Must E-file Form 8300 in 2024, IRS Says
This new requirement follows final regulations amending e-filing rules for information returns, including Forms 8300, released in February.
AI Systems Take Center Stage in 2023 Innovation Awards
The Innovation Awards are presented to honor new or recently enhanced technologies that benefit tax and accounting professionals and their clients through improved workflow and efficiencies, increased accessibility, enhanced collaboration, greater accuracy, or other means.
Introducing Intuit Assist for QuickBooks, A Trusted Business Assistant by Your Side
When it comes to things like managing cash flow, finding customers, and growing their business, small business owners have to make important decisions that can have a significant impact on their success.
Small Business Expo Brings Expensify to Thousands of Attendees
Expensify and Small Business Expo joined forces to elevate attendee engagement by using New Expensify as the primary communication tool for the Los Angeles event.
81% of CFOs View Hybrid Workforce as a Cost Saver
Hybrid work has rapidly increased in popularity over the last three years and in today’s economic landscape, the survey findings reinforce that the cost-related benefits will continue to accelerate its growth.
IRIS Launches New Accounting Outsourcing Platform
IRIS Outsourcing enables the outsourcing of routine accounts and payroll work for core accounting and payroll processes such as bookkeeping, payroll, financial statements, and tax solutions.
Beware the Accumulated Earnings Tax
The accumulated earnings tax must be paid in addition to the regular corporate income tax. Despite recent threats by Congress to raise the ante, this penalty tax remains at the 20% rate.