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New IFRS Accounting Standard Eases Financial Reporting for Subsidiaries
Bridging the Audit Talent Gap: Audit Outsourcing Solutions
2024 Grads Actually Want to Work in the Office, Gusto Finds
Shohei Ohtani’s Former Interpreter Agrees to Plead Guilty to Stealing $17 Million
IRS Extends RMD Tax Relief for Inherited IRAs
This relief was provided to certain RMDs in 2021, 2022, and 2023, and is being extended in Notice 2024-35 to 2024.
The ‘Magic Number’ Needed to Retire Comfortably Hits All-Time High
The dream of retiring comfortably has become more expensive than ever for most Americans, a Northwestern Mutual study shows.
Dividing a 401(k) in Divorce
Note that a QDRO may be used for qualified plans, like 401(k) or pension plans, but this option isn’t available for IRAs. IRAs are subject to other rules.
More Companies Adopt 4-Day Work Week
As many employers continue to face a tight labor market and some try to get more workers to come to the office again, abridging the work week could be one way to woo talent.
Anxiety is Top Issue for American Workers Seeking Mental Health Assistance
Anxiety now tops depression, stress, partner or relationship issues, family issues, addiction, and grief, among other subjects that people seek help coping with.
How New Retirees Can Navigate Debt Challenges
A conservative approach to debt on behalf of family is likely to be healthier for all involved in the long run, too.
Should You Rehire a Boomerang Employee?
Some employees realize they left a good thing and may want to return to the job they left.
Here’s the Projected Pay Range for Seven Accounting and Tax Roles in 2024
The balance of power is tilting slightly back toward employers with the Great Resignation winding down, Randstad USA says.