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More Rich Americans Will Soon Be Hit With an IRS Audit, Werfel Pledges
EV Makers Win Two-Year Extension to Qualify for Tax Credits
2024 Guide to State Sales Tax Holidays
Hawaii to Offer Tax Amnesty to Switch Short Term Rentals to Long Term
Workers Want To Know How They Affect Their Company’s Bottom Line
The findings uncovered different sentiments among age groups. Fifty-nine percent of professionals 55 years of age and older consistently see how their work contributes to the company's bottom line, but just 38 percent of those 35 to 54 years old agreed.
Los Angeles and Minneapolis Residents Are Best At Managing Personal Finances
The study compared average credit scores in the 25 most populous metropolitan areas, adjusted for differences in age, income, education and strength of the local economy.
Canadian Millennials and Gen Xers Less Confident On Financial Goals
For Baby Boomers, however, financial confidence has edged up three percentage points, with 82 per cent now confident they will meet their goals.
CFOs Find New Opportunities in Regulatory Complexities
While global financial and regulatory reporting demands have grown exponentially over recent years, CFOs are successfully implementing solutions to handle complex reporting needs while simultaneously increasing the overall agility of their teams and ...
Change for Change Sake? Or ROI?
For some of your organizations, this is the time you are upgrading to Windows 10 and the latest Office 2016. For others, you have decided to stand pat with your Windows 7 and Office 2010 implementation. Part of my purpose in writing this column month ...
Survey: Millennials Are Fiscally Focused and Responsible
Often perceived as irresponsible job hoppers, Millennials are actually loyal to their jobs as long as employers pay them fairly – and while they carry more student debt than any generation before, that's not stopping them from moving forward with ...
Only One Third of Millennials Investing in Stocks
Overall, the general population is still shying away from investing in the stock market. More than half of the respondents (54%) say they do not invest. The top reason cited for staying out of the stock market is not having enough money (48%), followed
Financial Execs More Optimistic on Long-Term Growth
This quarter, the top five external risks cited were: 1) oil/commodity prices, 2) U.S. economy pullback, 3) new/burdensome regulation, 4) the upcoming election/political uncertainty in the U.S., and 5) global growth/recession/volatility and capital ...