Payroll November 22, 2022
As Inflation Boils, Millennials and Gen Z Face Holiday Spending Pressure
Nearly a third of those younger shoppers say the upcoming holiday season will strain their budgets.
Small Business November 21, 2022
Retail Changed in 2022: Here’s How Consumers and Retailers are Adjusting
New survey data from Avalara and Censuswide shows how retail changed in 2022, and how retailers and consumers are adjusting.
Payroll November 21, 2022
6 Reasons to Consider Delaying Your Retirement
About 40% of workers are planning to push retirement later in life due to inflation, according to a recent survey.
Accounting November 18, 2022
Theranos Founder Elizabeth Holmes Gets 11 Year Prison Sentence for Fraud
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has been sentenced to 135 months — or more than 11 years — in prison, following her conviction for felony fraud in one of the most closely and widely watched trials in Silicon Valley history.
November 18, 2022
Unprofitable Startups May Owe 2022 Taxes
A provision in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) changes how tax law treats research and development expenses ... pushing many money losing startups into owing taxes.
November 17, 2022
Companies Say DE&I Is Essential, But Few Dedicate Resources to It
New study from the Society for Human Resource Management and Boston College examines workplace equity.
Firm Management November 17, 2022
4 in 10 Companies Are Flirting with a 4-Day Workweek, EY Survey Finds
EY’s second annual Future Workplace Index tracks C-suite executive sentiment on the workplace of the future.
Payroll November 17, 2022
Salary Increases to Average 4.6 Percent in 2023
As economic challenges loom large in the U.S., a fifth of organizations (21%) that are changing salary increase budgets have said they will fund increased spending by...
Accounting November 17, 2022
Helping Finance and Employees See Eye-to-Eye on Business Travel Expenses
While 36% of business travelers said it was extremely likely that their industry would see an increase in business travel before the end of 2022, finance managers were less convinced.
Small Business November 16, 2022
Retail Sales Rose 1.3% in October
U.S. retail sales posted the biggest increase in eight months in October, indicating demand for goods is broadly holding up despite high inflation.
Firm Management November 16, 2022
Audit Partners Are Hopeful Inflation Will Be Less Painful
Most audit leaders have an unfavorable view of the U.S. economy over the next year, according to a CAQ survey.
Payroll November 16, 2022
Mortgage Rates Dropped in Early November
U.S. mortgage rates fell last week by the most since the end of July, slipping below 7% and helping generate a bounce in purchase applications that otherwise remain depressed.