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Feds Accuse Kansas CPA of Embezzling Money From Client to Build New Home
Mortgage Rates Climb to 7.17%
More Companies are Enhancing Strategies to Retain Key Staff During M&As
IRS Offers Final Guidance on Transfers of Credits Under Inflation Reduction Act
U.S. Companies Added 184,000 Jobs in March, ADP Says
Private-sector payrolls increased 184,000 in March after an upwardly revised 155,000 gain a month earlier, ADP reported.
Experience, Learn and Earn Program Off to Quick Start, AICPA and NASBA Say
The pilot program has earned positive reviews so far from participants and the firms that employ them, the AICPA said.
Small Businesses Turn to Humans—Not AI—to Boost Productivity
For all the talk of AI increasing productivity, small companies are instead turning to talent to do the work, a Deloitte survey found.
Workplace Stress is Causing Generation X Marriages to Crumble, Report Says
A new survey from Headspace reveals the harmful impact of work stress on our personal lives and relationships.
IRS Again Extends Income Tax Deadline For Hawaii Wildfire Victims
The agency further postponed until Aug. 7 various filing and payment deadlines for those affected by the Aug. 8, 2023, wildfires.
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.
Women Have Average Lower Salaries but Higher Average Expenses
Women pay thousands of dollars more than men each year for necessary items, an expense known as the "pink tax."