Payroll March 13, 2023
For gig workers, Prop 22 preserved flexible schedules associated with remaining a contractor but took away protections giving gig workers classification as employees.
Payroll March 13, 2023
73% of workers with a side hustle are actively thinking about quitting their job. 60% of workers said that they would rather quit their job than return to the office five days a week.
Taxes March 13, 2023
From tight deadlines to too much work, achieving work-life harmony during the busy season can be challenging.
Taxes March 10, 2023
The new case involves a complex series of transactions where three brothers intermingled their business and personal interests.
Taxes March 9, 2023
The new deadline of Oct. 16 applies to California and federal individual and business tax returns and payments.
Taxes March 8, 2023
The Inflation Reduction Act reintroduces the corporate AMT, but with major changes, and it only applies to certain corporations, but a company only needs to pass the book income test once to be subject to AMT.
Accounting March 7, 2023
Although the most significant advantage is the limited liability protection it provides its shareholders, the S Corp election also avoids the double taxation incurred by C Corps.
Accounting March 6, 2023
Beginning in 2027, for calendar year taxpayers, a public company’s covered employees will include Current Law Covered Employees as well as the next five highest paid employees.
Taxes March 2, 2023
His nomination was approved by the committee on a 17-9 bipartisan vote. The full senate will now vote on his confirmation.
Digital Currency March 1, 2023
Nishad Singh, the former head of engineering at FTX, pleaded guilty to wire fraud and several other charges.
Taxes March 1, 2023
IRS statistics for the week ending Feb. 17 show the average refund is $3,140, down 11.2%, or $396, from last year.
Accounting March 1, 2023
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