CAS October 23, 2026
7% of Older Americans Say Working is Still Financially Necessary
Respondents cite the high cost of living, concerns that Social Security will change, rising Medicare or healthcare costs.
Accounting June 6, 2024
CPA Business Execs Feel Less Optimistic About the Economy
After feeling extremely optimistic about the U.S. economy in Q1, that sentiment fell in Q2 due to a variety of factors, the AIPCA said.
Firm Management June 5, 2024
Managers Think They Are Doing Great But Employees Disagree, Survey Finds
A new Gallup poll finds a disconnect across the board between manager self-perception and employee sentiment.
Payroll June 5, 2024
Poll: Majority of U.S. Middle Class Say They Struggle Financially
Almost two-thirds of Americans considered middle class said they are facing economic hardship, according to a poll of 2,500 adults.
Payroll June 4, 2024
U.S. Job Openings Fall to Lowest Level Since 2021
Recent data indicate the labor market is cooling, but it’s been gradual through slower hiring rather than outright job cuts.
Payroll June 4, 2024
Why Gen Z Is Opting Out of the 9-to-5 Job Grind
A new survey by Upwork shows many Gen Z workers are basically shunning traditional office work norms altogether.
Payroll May 31, 2024
Ex-IRS Officer Among Six People Going to Jail for COVID-19 Fraud Scheme
Frank Mosely, who also worked as a tax enforcement officer in Oakland, CA, was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for PPP fraud.
Benefits May 30, 2024
A Fourth Round of Stimulus Checks Is Not Coming to Senior Citizens
Misinformation about a fourth stimulus check being sent to senior citizens and the disabled has been circulating online for many months.
Technology May 28, 2024
Research Shows Technology Skills Gap Amid Talent Shortage
Nearly two-thirds of technology leaders surveyed (65%) said they have a skills gap within their department, and 62% feel the skills gap has a greater impact today compared to a year ago.
Small Business May 28, 2024
Kabbage to Pay Up to $120 Million to Settle PPP Fraud Allegations
Kabbage allegedly boosted its revenue by approving suspicious applications for federally backed loans under the stimulus program.
Payroll May 23, 2024
Some Employers Say July 1 Start Date for New Overtime Pay Rules is Too Soon
While many business groups bemoaned the change, employment advocates and job placement experts applauded the update.
Payroll May 22, 2024
Intern Hiring Is Stable For 2024, Report Says
Eight out of 10 employers are expected to maintain or increase the number of interns they bring in, according to a NACE survey.
Firm Management May 21, 2024
Grant Thornton Sheds 350 Employees, Delays Start Dates for New Associates
This latest round of layoffs comes almost exactly a year after Grant Thornton let 300 people go, mostly from tax and advisory.