Payroll December 8, 2025
Is Bankruptcy a Get Out of Jail Free Card for Young People in Debt?
For some young people, bankruptcy may be the first step toward a fresh start. For others, it may be only one of several better options.
Small Business April 21, 2023
3 Lessons From FTX’s Bad Bookkeeping
New FTX CEO John J. Ray III laid out how a lack of financial and accounting controls helped to doom the company.
Taxes April 20, 2023
Arizona Tax Preparer Accused of Drug Smuggling Now in Trouble for Tax Fraud
Nour Abubakr Nour was indicted by a federal grand jury and accused of filing fraudulent tax returns to reap inflated fees.
Taxes April 19, 2023
Trump CFO Allen Weisselberg Released From Jail After 100 Days For Tax Fraud
Donald Trump’s longtime moneyman, convicted of criminal tax fraud last August, was sprung from Rikers Island.
Taxes April 19, 2023
3 Ways the IRS is Making it Easier for Small Business Owners to Do Their Taxes
Interacting with the agency should be less painful over the next decade as the IRS’s $80 billion spending plan is implemented.
Taxes April 19, 2023
Biden Taxes Show Income of $580,000 in 2022
The Bidens were responsible for $169,820 in combined federal, Delaware, and Virginia income taxes last year.
Small Business April 18, 2023
What Small Business Owners Need to Know About Crowdfunding and the IRS
Before launching a campaign, make sure you understand all of the tax implications of crowdfunding.
Taxes April 18, 2023
‘IRS is Finally Answering the Phones’ But Tech Problems Persist
While IRS customer service is getting better, the agency is prone to stumble, particularly when technology is involved.
Taxes April 17, 2023
Just 10 Electric Vehicles Qualify for Full $7,500 U.S. Tax Credit
GM, Tesla, and Ford all have at least one EV that qualifies, while Ford and Stellantis have one eligible plug-in hybrid model.
Payroll April 13, 2023
States Seek to Ease Childcare Crunch
States are spending more money and creating new incentives to ease the severe child care crisis, with most federal pandemic aid set to dry up in September.
April 13, 2023
States Feel Budget Pinch Amid Darkening Revenue Projections
After two years of record tax collections, budget writers in some states are starting to feel a revenue pinch created by a slumping stock market, banking and tech layoffs ...
Accounting April 13, 2023
U.S. Inflation Slows Slightly
A key measure of U.S. inflation showed hints of moderating in March, but likely not by enough to dissuade the Federal Reserve from raising interest rates again next month.
Payroll April 13, 2023
Millennials Spend More Time Playing Video Games Than Gen Z and Teens
The report found that 52% of Millennials surveyed rank playing video games as their top interest and 40% of Fandom's Millennial audience spends over 22 hours per week gaming.