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U.S. Corporate Taxes Likely to Rise to Tame Deficit, Buffett Says
IRS Chief: $400 Million in ERC Claims Have Been Withdrawn
AI Spurs Rise in Cybersecurity Among U.S. Workers
Many Great Resignation Job Switchers are Now Regretting the Move
More Than Half of U.S. Workers Have Concerns About Job Security, Survey Finds
Men (62.87%) are more likely than women (47.53%) to fear for their job security, according to the Authority Hacker survey.
Accountants Make Errors at Work—Just Like Everyone Else
But a recent survey from Gartner revealed that staff acceptance of new technology dramatically reduces error rates.
There Are 340,000 Fewer Accountants—and Companies Are Paying the Price
The dwindling numbers of CPAs is at a crisis level, but starting salaries are still too low to tempt more people into the field.
It’s Time to Rethink Current Practices for CPA Firm Talent Management
The tips outlined in this article can help you modernize your talent management strategies so that your CPA firm can stand out as an employer of choice and become more strategic and proactive with its hiring and staffing practices.
Despite Dropping Degree Requirements on Job Ads, Many Firms Aren’t Changing How They Hire
Employers are warming up to the idea of degree-less candidates but aren't actually extending them offers, a study revealed.
Docyt Combats U.S. Accountant Shortage with the Launch of Docyt University
This free resource provides training to accountants to become certified on the latest advanced artificial intelligence accounting tools.
Layoff Anxiety Has Some Workers Ready to Do More For Less, Survey Finds
With news of layoffs proliferating, a new survey finds that one in five workers would take a pay cut to keep their job.
Big Four Firms in the U.K. Slam Brakes on Jobs as Vacancies Dive 60%
Even as firms ask recruiters to research potential candidates, they're holding off on job postings due to fears over the economy.