Accounting December 22, 2022
Senate Passes $1.7 Trillion Government Spending Package
Senate passage paves the way for the House to clear the legislation ahead of government spending running out at midnight Eastern time on Friday.
Taxes December 20, 2022
Treasury Sets Tight Deadline for Getting Out Guidance on Inflation Reduction Act Tax Provisions
Before year’s end, Treasury said it will release information on the tax provisions contained in the legislation.
Firm Management December 20, 2022
3 Communications Opportunities for Accountants in 2023
All indicators suggest the accounting industry is poised for another year of growth. While the economy is uncertain, client needs are expanding, and it’s not time to pump the brakes on investing in your future.
Payroll December 20, 2022
Americans’ Financial Stress Casts a Shadow Over 2022 Holiday Season
82% of U.S. workers say they will cut back on holiday gifts, travel expenses, or take on credit card debt.
Payroll December 20, 2022
Many Employers are Reshaping Performance Management and Pay
Less than half (49%) agree that managers at their organizations are effective at assessing the performance of their direct reports.
Accounting December 19, 2022
FASB Improves Certain Transition Requirements in Long-Duration Insurance Rules
The Accounting Standards Update approved by the FASB on Dec. 15 amends transition guidance in ASU No. 2018-12.
Taxes December 16, 2022
ACAChamp Partners with Indiana CPA Society
ACAChamp works to simplify Affordable Care Act (ACA) implementation, compliance, cost management and IRS reporting for employers.
Taxes December 15, 2022
Congressional Tax Writers Differ on Lame-Duck Social Security Fix
A Social Security provision currently limits benefits for public workers who also get government pensions.
Small Business December 15, 2022
Majority of Small Business Owners Don’t Have the Resources to Handle Tax Credits
A recent survey revealed that 63% of decision-makers do not know if they are eligible to claim the ERC.
Payroll December 14, 2022
Half of U.S. Workers May Look for New Jobs in Coming Year, According to Survey
46% of respondents are currently looking or plan to look for a new role in the first half of 2023, up from 41% six months ago.
Accounting December 14, 2022
When Flipping Burgers Beats Being an Accountant, You Know There’s a Problem
Imagine a world where a CPA enjoyed his time working at a fast food restaurant more than he enjoys working at his current large regional accounting firm.
Accounting December 12, 2022
AICPA & CIMA Achieves Global Recognition as a Great Place To Work
Responses also showed that 85% of employees felt equipped with the correct mental and physical health programs, and 84% reported a strong work/life balance.