Accounting June 28, 2025
Nominations Open for 2025 Innovation Awards
The Innovation Awards highlight technologies that are shaping the profession and small businesses through increased collaboration and productivity.
Small Business October 1, 2024
Dockworker Strike Shuts Down Ports, Threatens Big Hit to U.S. Economy
Many retailers had their products shipped earlier than usual and built up inventory in anticipation of a labor action.
Firm Management September 29, 2024
Why Are Employers Having a Hard Time with Gen Z College Grads?
A new report shows that six out of 10 employers have fired or otherwise dismissed recent Gen Z college graduates they had hired only a few months ago when they graduated.
IRS September 27, 2024
IRS Reveals New Process For Third-Party Payers to Fix Erroneous ERC Claims
Third-party payers that filed prior ERC claims for multiple clients now have a way to "withdraw" those claims for clients that didn't qualify.
Payroll September 27, 2024
Remote Tax Roles Disappear as Job Seeker Demand Soars
A new analysis from staffing agency Distinct shows back-to-the-office push is at odds with the preferences of accounting professionals.
Payroll September 25, 2024
Multiplier Announces New Comprehensive Global Payroll Product
Global Payroll simplifies and automates payroll management across various countries and currencies, Multiplier says.
Small Business September 25, 2024
43% of Americans Have at Least One Unused Gift Card, Survey Finds
Those unused gift cards, gift vouchers or store credit add up—to $244 per person on average, according to Bankrate.
Human Resources September 24, 2024
Here Are the Biggest Gripes HR Hears From Employees
A new survey from human capital management technology provider isolved reveals some of the top complaints HR deals with.
Firm Management September 24, 2024
Majority of CEOs Think Offices Will Be Filled Again Five Days a Week By 2027
A new report from KPMG says CEO sentiment related to a full return-to-office has soared—from 34% earlier this year to 79% now.
Small Business September 24, 2024
Consumer Confidence Fell Most in Three Years in September
The recent slowdown in the labor market, alongside persistently high costs of living, is weighing on consumer confidence.
Payroll September 24, 2024
Americans’ Pay Hasn’t Fully Recovered From Inflation, Study Finds
Since Jan. 1, 2021, prices have risen 20.0%, compared with a 17.4% increase in wages over the same period, according to Bankrate.
Payroll September 24, 2024
How to Avoid Scams While Job Hunting
In a tighter job market, more people may be willing to overlook fraud warning signs because they are so eager to find a job.
Payroll September 23, 2024
First Glimpse of 2025 Projected Salary Ranges For Public Accounting
Staffing firm Atrium recently put out its 2025 Salary Guide, which includes projected pay ranges for seven roles in public accounting.