Republicans Protest Biden’s IRS Threshold Requirement for Online Purchases
The IRS said last week it is once again delaying implementation of the new $600 1099-K threshold for tax year 2023.
Small Business
SSA: Social Security Overpayments Swell to $23 Billion
Social Security Administration’s uncollected overpayments balance grew from $21.6 billion to $23 billion in FY 2023, a report says.
These Are the 10 Most Annoying Work Email Habits
A new survey from EmailTooltester reveals there’s a host of things you may be doing in your emails that outright annoy people.
IRS Puts Off New 1099-K Reporting Rules for Another Year
Online sellers who use a third-party payment app will get a tax reprieve as the IRS will postpone the new $600 reporting threshold.
Here’s How Posted Salary Ranges Have Impacted Hiring
Most employers are including pay information on their job postings but not without causing some friction with current employees.
Does a Company’s 401(k) Match Entice You to Cash Out?
An academic study published last year suggests generous employer matches can make cashing out more tempting.
Exactly How Much Money Do Americans Need to Be Happy?
Generations have differing views on how big a salary they would need to be happy. Millennials are driving up the average.
Why Small Business Owners Should Sign Up for the New IRS Business Tax Account
A new slate of online features—from making payments to viewing tax notices—might finally be available come 2024.