Taxes November 5, 2026
IRS Adjusts Tax Brackets, Standard Deduction for Tax Year 2027
The IRS has released the tax year 2027 annual inflation adjustments for nearly 70 tax provisions.
Small Business September 11, 2026
Five Roles Small Businesses Might Be Missing as Black Friday Approaches
With Black Friday falling on Nov. 27, a remote hiring expert says businesses should start identifying gaps now rather than waiting for sales to increase.
Benefits September 10, 2026
The Work-Life Balance Report: Education, Not Salary, Is the Real Divide
A new report shows that the biggest factor separating jobs with strong work-life balance from jobs with weaker balance is not salary. It is education.
Firm Management September 10, 2026
The Audit Trail Your Firm Can’t Afford to Be Missing
Why audit logging is a firm-wide issue, not just an IT one.
Small Business September 10, 2026
Tax Pros Face Client Questions About Delinquent SBA Pandemic Loans
Here are some tips for tax professionals who are navigating Economic Injury Disaster Loan program cases sent to Treasury collections.
Technology September 10, 2026
Datarails Unveils Ticketing System for Finance Teams
The New York City-based company has launched Datarails Desk, a ticketing system for finance teams that connects every incoming request directly to the financial data needed to resolve it.
Taxes September 10, 2026
IRS Tax Revenue Surged to Record High in FY 2025 While Audit Revenue Dipped 35%
Coming off a historic FY 2024 in which an all-time high $98.7 billion in enforcement revenue was collected, the IRS brought in $93.8 billion attributed to enforcement in FY 2025, a nearly 5% drop.
Benefits September 10, 2026
Don’t Do This to Your Social Security Card, Feds Warn
Doing this can prevent some of the card’s security features, such as the blue marbleized paper designed to make it tamper-proof.
Payroll September 10, 2026
California is About to Pass Down a Staggering Amount of Wealth
A new report from LendingTree estimates that Californian homeowners 65 and older could transfer $3.4 trillion from 2026 through 2045.
IRS September 10, 2026
IRS Needs to Refine Employee Training on Taxpayer Representation, TIGTA Says
IRS employee training on taxpayer representation and how taxpayers’ rights to representation must be observed needs to improve after some workers didn't know certain procedures, the watchdog said in a report.
Payroll September 10, 2026
Opinion: Trump Accounts Show Why Government Trust Matters
The $1,000 baby investment could fail if families do not trust government.
Firm Management September 10, 2026
The 150-Hour Rule is Fading. Is Your Hiring Plan Ready?
What does the shift to a 120-hour pathway do to how we hire, develop, and retain talent?
Technology September 10, 2026
Dixie McCurley Named Intuit’s First Managing Partner in Residence
The new role is designed to bring the voice and perspective of accounting firms directly into Intuit’s strategy, innovation, products, and services, the company says.