Small Business October 22, 2026
CEO Confidence Falls for Third Straight Quarter
The survey found that economic sentiment has also weakened significantly from last quarter.
Small Business October 22, 2026
The survey found that economic sentiment has also weakened significantly from last quarter.
October 21, 2026
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October 20, 2026
Payroll October 8, 2026
Applications for U.S. unemployment benefits fell slightly last week to the lowest level since July, showing layoffs remain limited across the job market.
Taxes October 8, 2026
A five-stage W-9 workflow for CPA firms, a timeline back from the Feb. 1, 2027 1099-NEC deadline, vendor-data controls, and how to handle TIN mismatches.
Payroll October 8, 2026
A new report reveals major changes in how candidates present themselves to employers, from a 58% increase in resume length since 2020 to a more than 100-fold rise in mentions of AI tools.
Payroll October 8, 2026
Burnout and career dissatisfaction can look similar, but they aren't necessarily the same thing.
Payroll Taxes October 7, 2026
A business owner may be held personally for unpaid payroll taxes due to a willful failure.
Payroll October 7, 2026
Your clients receive more useful support when a question is resolved and the next payroll reflects that resolution.
Payroll October 7, 2026
Parenting duties can alter career plans. Take these steps before making a transition.
State CPA Societies October 6, 2026
Georgia’s accounting community came together once again in the fight against hunger, raising $363,162.91 through the 2026 Georgia Accounting Food Fight.
Accounting October 6, 2026
Overall, a study from Sam's List found that nearly one in five Americans 65 and older are employed: 11,566,481 people, or 18.9% of the 61,245,283 population in that age group.
Economy October 6, 2026
Outstanding federal student loan debt has grown to $1.72 trillion, an average of nearly $40,500 for each borrower, up about $1,500 from last year.
Staffing October 6, 2026
A job reference may seem like a straightforward endorsement, but what happens behind the scenes can be more complicated.
Payroll October 2, 2026
The annual percentage rate (APR) of the average loan is 232%.