Taxes April 29, 2026
California Considers Tax on Retirement Accounts
The effort, though, may have an impact on a dueling campaign to tax California's billionaires to offset federal healthcare cuts.
Small Business June 21, 2023
New Home Construction Surges, Beats Expectations
U.S. housing starts unexpectedly surged in May by the most since 2016 and applications to build increased, suggesting residential construction is on track to help fuel economic growth.
Taxes June 20, 2023
Democrats’ Latest Child Tax Credit Plan Pushes Bonus for Babies
House Democrats’ latest proposal to expand the child tax credit includes a new feature: a $2,000 payment for newborn babies.
Taxes June 20, 2023
Hunter Biden to Plead Guilty to Tax and Gun Charges
Hunter Biden has been charged with illegally possessing a handgun in 2018 as well as two tax misdemeanors, for failing to file and pay taxes on time in 2017 and 2018.
Accounting June 19, 2023
Attention, Soon-to-be-Accountants: Governments Need You
A lack of accountants and auditors has left several municipalities without credit ratings. Here are a few ways to tackle this problem.
Payroll June 19, 2023
Working from Home Drops to Once Per Week at Some Big Companies
It's a form of RTO creep, as companies test what has emerged as the post-pandemic norm of two to three days in the office and fan the debate over remote work.
Firm Management June 16, 2023
EY Global Chairman Carmine Di Sibio to Retire After Split Plan Fails
Di Sibio, global chair and CEO of the Big Four firm since 2019, won't step down until the end of the next financial year in June 2024.
June 15, 2023
Conservatives’ Budget Plan Renews Battle Over Social Security Benefits, Tax Cuts
The proposal would gradually raise the age at which future retirees can claim full Social Security benefits from 67 to 69.
Accounting June 15, 2023
Fed Holds Interest Rates for Now, But Increases Expected to Come
Federal Reserve officials paused on Wednesday following 15 months of interest-rate hikes but signaled they would likely resume tightening at some point to cool inflation.
Technology June 15, 2023
EU Parliament Votes to Limit Use of AI and Ban Public Face-ID Scanning
The blanket ban, which was previously agreed by lawmakers, was up in the air after a political deal fell apart late last week.
Small Business June 13, 2023
Business Owners’ ERC Payouts Could Take Up to 160 Days, IRS Says
Small business owners are seeing delays drag out for months for the employee retention credit tax claims they've submitted.
Taxes June 13, 2023
IRS is Going After NIL Collectives’ Tax-Exempt Donations
An IRS memo says the name, image and likeness benefits provided to college athletes serve their private interests, not the public's interests.
Taxes June 12, 2023
Trump’s Suit Against Niece Over NY Times Story About His Taxes Advances
A judge on Friday rejected Mary Trump’s argument that the former president’s lawsuit violated a state law against frivolous litigation.