Payroll July 16, 2026
62% of Workers Say Working Harder No Longer Leads to Financial Progress
A majority of American workers no longer believe that increased effort at work leads to meaningful financial progress.
Firm Management January 11, 2023
What Clients Want vs. What Many Firms are Delivering
Most practitioners pride themselves on delivering accurate, complete, and timely information to clients, and engaging with them in a friendly and focused way.
Payroll January 10, 2023
Here’s How Your 401K or IRA Will be Affected by the New Retirement Fund Rules
Let's look at eight provisions outlined in the Senate Finance Committee's breakdown of Secure 2.0 Act.
Taxes January 9, 2023
Rep. Jason Smith Picked to Lead House Ways and Means Committee
At 42 years old, Smith will become the youngest-ever chairman of the powerful tax-writing panel.
Taxes January 9, 2023
IRS Corrected 14 Million Tax Returns with Average Refund of $1,232
Many of the 12 million refunds come from a change in the way unemployment insurance was taxed.
Firm Management January 9, 2023
Chapman Bird & Tessler Joins Citrin Cooperman
This will mark the fourth entertainment industry deal in a year. Prior firms include Massarsky Consulting, a music economics and valuations business that joined...
Taxes January 4, 2023
500 Reasons to Eliminate Social Security’s Tax Cap
Ending the cap for the 5% of U.S. workers who earn more than $160,200 would increase revenue by over $150 billion.
Taxes January 3, 2023
SALT Cap Foes Poised to Influence House GOP Tax Agenda
Wins in high-tax states were key to Republicans' new House majority but complicate their plans on a signature issue.
Firm Management January 3, 2023
Here Are the 5 Benefits Employees Want Most in 2023
It goes beyond free lunch, commuting stipends and other sweeteners that dominated the return-to-office push.
Taxes January 3, 2023
New Retirement Rule Delaying Withdrawals Could Bite
There are some potential advantages for wealthy retirees, but they don’t come without potential trade-offs.
Taxes December 28, 2022
Big Changes for Retirement Plans; RMD Age Raised to 73 in 2023
SECURE 2.0 increases the age for RMDs to 73, beginning on January 1, 2023, and to age 75 on January 1, 2033, for certain individuals. In addition, it reduces or entirely eliminates the excise tax imposed for not taking RMDs.
Taxes December 27, 2022
Saver’s Tax Credit Helps Reward Workers for Saving for the Future
The Retirement Savings Contributions Credit, also known as the Saver's Credit, helps offset part of the first $2,000 workers voluntarily contribute to ...
Payroll December 27, 2022
Women More Likely to Lag in Retirement Savings
More than 60% of women respondents reported retiring earlier than planned, with two thirds of this group doing so for reasons outside of their control.