Payroll March 14, 2026
U.S. Job Openings Broadly Picked Up in January, Layoffs Fell
Available positions increased to 6.95 million from 6.55 million in December, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data out March 13.
Taxes June 14, 2024
Trump Plan to End Taxes on Tips Garners Capitol Hill Interest
Many Republicans said the idea had merit and should be discussed, and Democrats were reluctant to dismiss the idea outright.
Payroll June 14, 2024
Jobless Claims Rise to Highest Level in Nine Months
Initial claims increased by 13,000 to 242,000 in the week ended June 8, according to Labor Department data released Thursday.
Accounting June 12, 2024
EY to Invest $1 Billion in Effort to Attract New Accountants
The firm said the investment includes a boost in compensation for entry-level accountants as well as other tech-related initiatives.
Small Business June 12, 2024
FTC’s Noncompete Ban Leaves Most Small Businesses Unfazed
Just one in five small business leaders expect April's ban on noncompete agreements to impact their business, a survey found.
Payroll June 12, 2024
Bosses Hope RTO Mandates Will Lead to More Turnover, Survey Finds
Some executives are trying to encourage voluntary departures with their return-to-office policies, risking losing valuable talent.
Payroll June 11, 2024
Small Businesses Increased Hiring for Fourth Consecutive Month, CBIZ Index Shows
The Small Business Employment Index from top 15 accounting firm CBIZ reported hiring gains in every region in the U.S. last month.
Payroll June 11, 2024
In-Person Jobs Are Paying Nearly 40% More Than Last Year
New data shows that salaries for in-person roles are growing as employers try to compete with hybrid and remote offerings.
Taxes June 10, 2024
Trump Floats Tax-Free Tips in Pitch to Win Las Vegas Workers
Trump’s latest tax-cut pledge signaled a bid to appeal to Nevada’s service industry dominated by young workers and people of color.
Payroll June 10, 2024
Job and Wage Growth in May Make Interest Rate Cuts Less Likely, Say Analysts
U.S. job growth surged in May and wages accelerated, prompting traders to push back the expected timing of Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts.
Firm Management June 7, 2024
Finding Qualified Staff Is the Top Issue Facing Most CPA Firms In 2024
The AICPA revealed topline results of the PCPS CPA Firm Top Issues Survey during a Town Hall at ENGAGE 2024 this week.
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.