Taxes December 12, 2025
IRS Says Financial Crimes Surged Nearly 16% in 2025—Up to $10.6B
Of the $10.59 billion, $4.5 billion resulted from tax fraud, marking an increase of 111.8% from FY24, the agency said this week.
Taxes August 22, 2025
Georgia Senate Looks at Eliminating State Income Tax
Georgia legislators have been reducing the individual and corporate income tax rate for years — it will fall to 5.19% this year under a law signed by Gov. Brian Kemp in April.
Payroll August 22, 2025
Consumers are Still Budget-Conscious, and More are Choosing Walmart than Target
Executives at both companies said they remain cautious about the all-important holiday shopping season, as tariffs slowly push up prices.
Taxes August 20, 2025
Electric Vehicle Sales Surge as End of Tax Credit Nears
Analysts expect manufacturers to further scale back production of EVs to match limited interest among buyers, especially as Trump works to remove federal emissions requirements.
Payroll August 18, 2025
The 7 Worst Investment Decisions Beginners Can Make
Investing is an important step toward building wealth and achieving your financial goals. However, successful investing can be difficult and there are some key mistakes you’ll want to avoid.
Small Business August 18, 2025
Las Vegas Tourism Hits Slump
Consumer spending in Las Vegas is down in several ways, state data shows, amid a slump in tourism to the casino mecca and national economic jitters.
Accounting August 15, 2025
Coast Guard Hero—a Former KPMG Intern—Who Helped Save 165 Lives in Texas Floods Recounts His Training
In his first mission, Petty Officer Scott Ruskan evacuated scores of survivors from Camp Mystic in Kerr County, Texas, where 28 victims died in the flash floods on July 4.
Payroll August 15, 2025
9 Smart Things to Do with Your Annual Bonus
No matter the size of your hard-earned bonus, you should think about how it can best serve you and your financial goals in both the short and long term.
Payroll August 15, 2025
U.S. Jobless Claims Edge Lower, While Continuing Claims Remain Elevated
Applications for U.S. unemployment benefits edged lower last week, suggesting employers remain reluctant to lay off workers.
Accounting August 14, 2025
Ex-Accounting Professor Pleads Guilty to Wire Fraud in Embezzlement Scheme
James Anthony Kroger, a former tax and accounting professor at Gustavus Adolphus College, was convicted on one count of wire fraud that accused him of embezzling more than $670,000 from a Wyoming-based real estate company.
Taxes August 14, 2025
Mayo Clinic ‘Schools’ IRS in $11.5 Million Court Victory
After nine years, a court of appeals ruling in July officially confirmed Mayo Clinic’s final victory over the IRS in a $11.5 million legal dispute over its tax-exempt status.
Taxes August 13, 2025
Sticker Shock: Hospitals Say Tax Credit That Keeps People Healthy is Now at Risk
The price of coverage under the Affordable Care Act will jump between 30% and 50% if Congress does not act to extend the enhanced premium tax credits that helped keep down insurance costs during the pandemic, a hospital CEO says.
Taxes August 13, 2025
Nevada Dems Seek Clarification from Treasury Department on ‘No Tax on Tips’ Policy
In a letter, Democratic members of Nevada’s federal delegation urged the Treasury Department to address possible shortfalls of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act's "no tax on tips" provision as it’s implemented.