Payroll April 14, 2025
Top 5 Challenges Facing Entry-Level Professionals
In a survey of nearly 1,000 U.S. employees conducted by Robert Half, respondents revealed some common challenges they encountered early in their careers.
Payroll April 14, 2025
Latest Prediction Shows Social Security COLA to Increase 2.3% Next Year
The non-partisan The Senior Citizens League predicts the 2026 cost of living adjustment will be 2.3%, 0.1 percentage points higher than last month’s forecast but 0.2 percentage points lower than the last increase of 2.5%.
Taxes April 14, 2025
All of Tennessee Qualifies for IRS Disaster Tax Relief After Severe Storms
As a result of the severe storms, which included tornados and flooding, that began on April 2, taxpayers now have until Nov. 3 to file various individual and business tax returns and make tax payments.
IRS April 11, 2025
IRS Probationary Employees Told Not to Come Back to Work on April 14 After All
Thousands of newer IRS workers—told to return to their jobs on April 14 after being laid off by the Trump administration in February but reinstated and put on paid administrative leave in March—will remain on leave after two court decisions this week paused plans to bring them back to the office.
Payroll April 10, 2025
Workplace Hostility Reaches a Boiling Point
Toxic behaviors are increasingly eroding workplace culture, with 30% of employed U.S. job seekers reporting employees are more confrontational than they were three years ago, a new survey reveals.
Payroll April 8, 2025
Easter Spending Expected to Reach $23 Million
According to the survey, the most popular Easter purchasing categories include candy (92%), food (89%), gifts (65%), decorations (51%) and clothing (49%).
Payroll April 8, 2025
What to Do With Your 401(k) Amid Market Turmoil (Hint: Don’t Panic)
Financial experts join President Trump in advising people to hold the line amid market fluctuations.
Payroll April 8, 2025
5 Big Mistakes to Avoid During a Market Sell-Off
When stocks plunge, it can be difficult to keep an even keel. But sell-offs are not the time to start jumping in and out of stocks, or worse yet, panic and sell everything.
IRS April 4, 2025
IRS Job Cuts Hit Civil Rights Office
The IRS began implementing a reduction in force Friday that will result in staffing cuts across multiple offices and job categories, with the agency's Office of Civil Rights and Compliance getting the brunt of it.
Payroll April 4, 2025
4 Steps to Take Toward Financial Spring Cleaning
Spring is the perfect time to open some windows, plant some flowers, and freshen up the money goals you set at the start of the year. Here are four things to focus on.
IRS April 3, 2025
Fired IRS Probationary Employees Set to Return to Work April 14
Those who were casualties of the Trump administration's federal cost-cutting purge in February but later reinstated and put on paid leave last month after two court rulings have been told to come back to their jobs on April 14.
Payroll April 3, 2025
Continuing Jobless Claims in the U.S. Rise to Highest Level Since November 2021
Continuing claims, a proxy for the number of people receiving unemployment benefits, increased to 1.9 million in the week ended March 22, slightly higher than economists expected.