Payroll December 8, 2025
Stalled at Work? 3 Tips to Take Control of Your Career Growth
Navigating today’s job market takes courage. Career experts weigh in on how to make your next move—even if you’re staying put.
Taxes March 13, 2024
Miami Businessman Charged With Hiding Millions in Swiss Bank Accounts, Evading Taxes
Dan Rotta, who is accused of dodging taxes for decades using accounts at UBS and Credit Suisse, was granted a $15 million bond.
Payroll March 13, 2024
U.S. House Votes to Ban TikTok Due to Chinese Communist Party Ties to Company
Called the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act, the bill would prevent “foreign adversaries,” like China, from having ownership in applications like TikTok.
Accounting March 13, 2024
ADM Seeks to Reassure Investors Amid Accounting Probe
During an earnings call, the company's CEO said the internal problems have not torpedoed the overall financial picture.
Taxes March 12, 2024
Why Businesses Shouldn’t Rely on AI-Powered Tax Prep Advice
A Washington Post investigation found TurboTax's and H&R Block's AI tools are not up to snuff.
Taxes March 12, 2024
Fewer People Are Getting Tax Refunds This Year, IRS Stats Show
Compared with a similar point in the tax season the previous year, there have been nearly 6 million fewer refunds, according to the IRS.
Taxes March 12, 2024
Some States Are Looking to Abolish Property Taxes Entirely
As property values surge, some state lawmakers are hoping to end the property tax. Doing so would not be cheap or easy.
Taxes March 12, 2024
Capital Gains Hikes at the Center of Biden’s Second-Term Tax Agenda
The president's budget proposal is the opening round of a looming tax fight set to consume Washington next year.
Small Business March 11, 2024
U.S. Agriculture Exports are Shrinking
The U.S. imported $20 billion more in agricultural goods than it exported last year, a striking reversal from a longstanding trade surplus as the fallout from President Trump's trade war with China continues to hurt American farmers.
Payroll March 11, 2024
CFPB Sets $8 Maximum Fee for Late Credit Card Payments, While Banks Sue to Stop Action
While the CFPB expects the law to go into effect 60 days after it is published in the Federal Register, there is some talk of litigation against the agency to prevent the law from being implemented.
Payroll March 8, 2024
Minimum Wage for California Fast Food Workers to Rise to $20 Per Hour
California has a newly appointed Fast Food Council ahead of a state law that will increase the hourly pay for fast food workers to $20 on April 1.
Taxes March 7, 2024
IRS Tries to Clear Up Confusion on Medical Expenses
Expenditures for general health and wellness aren't considered medical expenses, regardless of some claims to the contrary.
Accounting March 7, 2024
PwC Partner Sued For DUI Crash That Left Man Injured
Ousmane Caba allegedly drank alcohol to more than twice the legal limit during a “partnership lunch” and later in bars before crash.