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Employee value self-assessment tool now available
A new employee value self-assessment PCPS tool helps employees better understand the true value that they bring to your firm by focusing on accountability.
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Unintended consequences of foreign branch reporting
Some U.S. citizens and residents doing business abroad can have surprising tax reporting obligations under IRS Form 8858.
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DOR provides additional guidance on reporting adjustments
The DOR updated its guidance on reporting adjustments for individual shareholders, partners and members of pass-through entities that opted for taxation on income at the entity level.
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New nonauthoritative guidance for auditing digital assets
AICPA & CIMA issued nonauthoritative guidance for auditing digital assets such as cryptoassets in the areas of risk assessment, processes and controls, laws and regulations, and related parties.
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Cybersecurity evolves to handle remote workers
The number of employees working remotely during the pandemic can be directly linked to an increase in cybercrimes, according to one cybersecurity expert.
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Effects of COVID-19 impose perilous challenges on NFPs
Management personnel, board members and volunteer officers in the not-for-profit community have been confronted with their share of challenges from COVID-19, in some cases putting their very viability at risk.
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Treasury pitches global minimum corporate tax rate
On Thursday, May 20, the U.S. Treasury Department said that, after meeting with other countries, it has proposed implementing a global minimum corporate tax rate with a floor of 15%.
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Management professionals share tips on building trust
Four experienced management accountants representing different industries shared their thoughts on how to build trust amidst major change.
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ARPA’s COBRA premium assistance clarified
IRS provides background and clarifications on how to provide premium assistance for COBRA health care continuation benefits to affected employees and other beneficiaries and claim a corresponding tax credit.
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RRF will stop accepting apps Monday, May 24
The Restaurant Revitalization Fund (RRF) will officially stop accepting applications Monday, May 24, at 8 p.m. ET, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced.