Payroll February 10, 2026
How is New Paid Family Leave Law in Minnesota Holding Up?
The program has seen more than $30 million in payments and 13,700 benefit approvals in its first month, according to data state officials shared Monday.
Payroll September 9, 2024
Job Growth Improved in Summer, But the Trend Is Slowing
But the latest job numbers and remarks from Fed officials reinforcing their pivot from inflation busting to protecting jobs weren’t enough to calm nerves on Wall Street.
Firm Management September 9, 2024
How CPAs Can Help Clients with Real Estate and Residential Changes
Most financial advisors will have little issue with managing questions involving the dollars and sense of buying, selling or leasing a typical home. It’s when the conversation turns to the complexities of late-in-life relocations that CPAs may find themselves in uncharted territory.
Taxes September 6, 2024
IRS Asks For Feedback on the SECURE 2.0 Act’s Saver’s Match
The agency requests comments by Nov. 4 on all aspects of Saver's Match contributions and asks questions on a variety of topics.
Technology September 18, 2024
Webinar: Unlocking Success: Building Your Small Firm’s Ideal Tech Stack
Whether you’re a solo practitioner or part of a small team, your tech stack plays a crucial role in achieving your firm’s goals. But firm size doesn’t dictate technology you use. There’s no reason to be struggling with the capacity restrictions and other challenges that outdated, ineffective, or unintegrated technology often brings.
Payroll September 3, 2024
Minimum Wage on the Ballot in Several States this November
According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, 34 states, territories and districts have minimum wages above the federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour.
Payroll September 3, 2024
Which States Are the ‘Rich’ Millennials Moving To?
Millennials with annual incomes above $200,000 are leaving states like New York and California in droves, a new analysis shows.
Small Business September 3, 2024
Consumer Confidence Rose Slightly in August
Average 12-month inflation expectations dropped to 4.9% in August—the lowest since March 2020 and consistent with slower overall inflation and declines in some goods prices.
Payroll September 3, 2024
Job Growth Remains Steady, But Wage Growth Slows at Small Businesses
The Midwest remained the top region for small business employment growth for the third consecutive month.
Payroll August 30, 2024
Patriot Software Adds Free HR Center For Users
The HR Center includes federal, state, and local compliance monitoring and robust HR tools, resources, and templates.
Payroll August 30, 2024
U.S. Workforce Expected to Expand By 0.4% a Year in Coming Decade
The annual rate translates to 6.7 million additional jobs over the decade, or about 55,000 a month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said.
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Payroll August 29, 2024
U.S. Companies Turn to Global Talent Pool as Accountant Shortage Hits Crisis Point
While this shift towards international hiring is evident across industries, the U.S. has been the largest contributor to Multiplier’s international hires, accounting for 80% of the accounting positions filled through the platform in recent years.
Payroll August 29, 2024
Backdoor Twists and Mega Turns to Roth IRA Conversions
The Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act of 2005 repealed the MAGI limitations for IRA conversions to Roth IRAs, effective for tax years beginning after 2009.