Taxes December 9, 2025
Chicago Mayor Tweaks Head Tax Plan to Target Bigger Companies
Mayor Brandon Johnson proposed a new version of his head tax Tuesday, now pushing a $33-per-employee monthly tax on companies with over 500 Chicago employees.
Payroll July 15, 2024
Poll Shows Over Half of U.S. Employees Are Job Hunting
Firm leaders could prevent voluntary turnover with a few key changes, like offering better compensation and benefits.
Payroll July 15, 2024
Gen X Employees’ Retirement Savings Look Skimpy, Survey Finds
A new study of 55-year-olds by Prudential finds Gen Xers have median retirement savings of under $50,000.
Small Business July 15, 2024
Small Business Owners’ Optimism Reaches New High at Year’s Midway Point
Small business owners have higher hopes for the future, although inflation continues to be a thorny obstacle, the NFIB said.
Small Business July 15, 2024
Self-Employed Workers Waver on Summer Vacations
More independent workers are considering the state of the economy when deciding whether to take time off this summer.
Small Business July 15, 2024
Small Business Sales Down as Consumers Cut Back on Spending
Inflation is still pushing consumers to reduce their discretionary spending, a new Fiserv report shows.
July 12, 2024
Americans Are Traveling More Internationally – Up by 8%
Americans left the country more this spring than they did before the pandemic, according to new passenger volume data released by The National Travel and Tourism Office (NTTO).
State and Local Taxes July 12, 2024
As Gas Tax Funds Decrease, States Look to Add Fees on Delivery Services Like Amazon
tates have relied on gas taxes to provide much of the money to maintain roads and bridges. But as cars become more fuel efficient, and some Americans switch to electric vehicles, state leaders say the gas tax won’t pay the bills for much longer.
Taxes July 12, 2024
Why Small Businesses Need This 2017 Tax Cut to Continue
Small businesses are about to face a tax hike that will hurt workers and weaken communities if Congress does not take action.
July 12, 2024
Pennsylvania Lawmakers Approve $47 Billion Budget, with $1 Billion Increase in Education
Overall, the state will increase spending by 6.2%, or $2.72 billion, over last fiscal year, according to the budget unveiled Thursday.
Firm Management July 10, 2024
Ryan Acquires Altus Group’s Property Tax Business in $500 Million Deal
The purchase opens new markets for Ryan, including property tax services in the U.K. and broader access to Canadian companies.
State and Local Taxes July 10, 2024
Federal Judge Sides With Maryland in Digital Ad Tax Dispute
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and three trade associations argued the tax violates First Amendment rights to free speech.
Taxes July 9, 2024
TCJA: Newer Crop of Tax Writers Prepares to Take on 2017 Tax Law
Lineup changes on the House Ways and Means and Senate Finance panels pose challenges and possibilities in extending tax cuts.