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Taxes June 10, 2024 

Opinion: Tax cuts aren't cures. What's needed is the courage to reform an unfair, unbalanced and underperforming tax system.

Payroll June 10, 2024 

U.S. job growth surged in May and wages accelerated, prompting traders to push back the expected timing of Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts.

Sales Tax June 9, 2024 

The trade association for online marketplaces including Google, Amazon and eBay is trying to void a new Georgia law that extends requirements for collecting seller information, alleging it will hurt Georgia businesses.

Taxes June 5, 2024 

The former interpreter for Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani is set to be charged on Oct. 25 and faces up to 33 years in prison.

Firm Management June 5, 2024 

A new Gallup poll finds a disconnect across the board between manager self-perception and employee sentiment.

Payroll June 5, 2024 

Almost two-thirds of Americans considered middle class said they are facing economic hardship, according to a poll of 2,500 adults.

Payroll June 4, 2024 

Recent data indicate the labor market is cooling, but it’s been gradual through slower hiring rather than outright job cuts.

Payroll June 4, 2024 

A new survey by Upwork shows many Gen Z workers are basically shunning traditional office work norms altogether.

Taxes June 3, 2024 

Unlike earlier iterations of working groups leading up to the 2017 tax law, the House Ways and Means tax teams are Republican-only.

Payroll May 31, 2024 

Frank Mosely, who also worked as a tax enforcement officer in Oakland, CA, was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for PPP fraud.

Taxes May 30, 2024 

After a trial run in 12 states this tax season, the IRS said on May 30 its Direct File program will be made available to all 50 states next year.

Taxes May 29, 2024 

The IRS Advisory Council recently recommended that the threshold figure should be raised from $1,200 to $5,800.