Taxes June 12, 2026
Why Anti-Tax Advocates Are Against DeSantis’ Property Tax Plan
Gov. Ron DeSantis’ plan to slash property taxes on Floridians’ primary homes has attracted an unlikely coalition of opponents: anti-tax advocates.
Taxes May 4, 2023
Trump Loses Lawsuit Against New York Times Over Report on His Taxes
The 2018 Times expose, which won a Pulitzer Prize, took a deep dive into Trump’s business and personal tax affairs.
Payroll May 4, 2023
New York Minimum Wage to Increase Starting in 2024
The minimum wage will increase to $16 an hour in New York City and Westchester, Nassau and Suffolk counties and to $15 an hour in all other areas of the state on Jan. 1, 2024.
Taxes May 3, 2023
There is Only One Minivan Eligible for EV Tax Credits
The list of electric vehicles that qualify for the full $7,500 incentive under the Inflation Reduction Act is down to 10.
Accounting May 3, 2023
SEC Chief Blasts Hedge Fund Fees as Agency Readies New Regulations
For the last two years, SEC Chair Gary Gensler has championed new rules to add scrutiny to hedge funds and private equity firms.
Taxes May 3, 2023
Beyoncé Fighting IRS Over Alleged $2.69 Million in Back Taxes
The music and fashion icon has filed a petition disputing the IRS's claim and has requested a trial over the matter.
Small Business May 1, 2023
Why More Small Businesses Owners Are Offering 401(k) Plans to Employees
If your small business doesn’t offer retirement benefits for employees, now may be a good time to change that.
Payroll May 1, 2023
More Young Adults in U.S. are Living Paycheck to Paycheck
The share of young people who struggle to cover everyday bills jumped from a year ago, while that of seniors living paycheck to paycheck leveled off, according to a report.
Small Business May 1, 2023
Minnesota Likely to Legalize Recreational Marijuana
The Minnesota Senate cast its first-ever vote to legalize recreational marijuana on Friday, pushing the proposal closer to becoming law than ever before.
Taxes April 28, 2023
The IRS is Trying to Change the Way Businesses Report Tips
The IRS's proposed SITCA program seeks to streamline reporting—and, of course, increase tax compliance.
Taxes April 27, 2023
IRS Agent Seeks Whistleblower Status to Discuss Problems with Hunter Biden Tax Probe
The agent claims the IRS mishandled an investigation into Hunter Biden and wants to disclose concerns about his taxes.
Payroll April 24, 2023
How Wealthy are the U.S. Supreme Court Justices?
The most recent numbers, which come from the justices’ 2021 financial disclosures released last year and analyzed by Bloomberg News, show that at least six of the Supreme Court justices are multimillionaires.
April 24, 2023
Here’s What Your Firm Needs to Know About the ‘Reverse Reference’
For hiring managers and leaders it’s important to approach the reverse reference request with tact and sensitivity.