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 August 28, 2024
Labor Department Admits Mishap in Release of Jobs Data
The episode has prompted steps to beef up data-release protocols at the Bureau of Labor Statistics, a DOL spokesperson said.
Accounting August 28, 2024
Intuit and Education at Work Partner on Program to Boost Accounting Talent Pipeline
Based on job performance, the students will have the opportunity to transition into roles in Intuit’s Expert Network, which connects tax experts with consumers and small businesses.
Taxes August 27, 2024
Opinion: Trump and Harris Proposals Would Make Our Tipping Culture Worse
Plans to exempt tips from federal income taxes would be bad news for customers—and perhaps even for tipped workers themselves.
Payroll August 27, 2024
1 in 3 Borrowers Have Slowed Student Loan Repayments, Survey Finds
Some borrowers may be forgoing the proper channels and stopping repayment entirely in hopes of student loan forgiveness.
Payroll August 23, 2024
One Third of U.S. Workers Want to Phase Into Retirement
The 2024 Global Benefits Attitudes Survey found one in three (34%) workers age 50 and older either have already started phasing into retirement (15%) by reducing their work hours or ...
Payroll August 23, 2024
Paychex Launches Digital Employee Benefits Marketplace
Paychex Flex Perks is integrated directly into Paychex Flex, the company’s cloud-based SaaS solution, and is tailored to the employee user experience, making it easy and intuitive to enroll in benefits.
Small Business August 23, 2024
Consumer Sentiment Rose for First Time in Five Months
Even with the latest pickup, sentiment remains restrained by a higher cost of living, cooler hiring and elevated borrowing costs.
August 23, 2024
New FAFSA Delay Presents an Opportunity for Some Families To Reduce College Costs
While many families may be wringing their hands about the announcement, the delay will actually give some families an opportunity to reduce their college costs by thousands of dollars a year.
Taxes August 22, 2024
Study: Charitable Giving Dropped By $20 Billion in First Year of TCJA
The researchers say that charitable giving fell in 2018 because of the law's change to the standard deduction for income taxes.
Payroll August 21, 2024
Some Office Complexes Add Golf Simulators, Pickleball, and Puppies to Bring Workers Back
While gym and fitness classes used to be enough, now employees and tenants want green space, too. They also want more affordable lunch options, which could drive some decisions in the fall.
Payroll August 21, 2024
Social Security COLA Benefits to Increase Less in 2025, New Estimate Says
The cost-of-living adjustment for 2025 is projected to be 2.57%, down from 3.2% in 2024, according to The Senior Citizens League.
Firm Management August 21, 2024
FTC Ban on Employee Noncompete Deals Blocked by Federal Judge
The judge said the FTC lacked the authority to enact the ban, which was “unreasonably overbroad without a reasonable explanation.”