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Accounting tech still needs humans
Technology is changing the accounting industry at an alarming rate, but there is still a need for human oversight.
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Productivity apps: Friend or foe?
Apps that claim to save you time and increase productivity could actually be a distraction. How can you keep productivity software from being counterproductive?
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10 biggest retirement regrets
A recent study reveals the 10 biggest financial regrets Americans have concerning retirement.
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Tax relief for those who gift
The IRS doesn’t think those who gift generously to heirs under a temporary provision of the 2017 tax overhaul should owe taxes on them later.
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Tax Security Awareness Week
The IRS and Security Summit have planned a National Tax Security Awareness Week, Dec. 3–7, including events nationwide, daily security topics, a new Twitter handle and Dark Web webinar.
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Another new tax scam
The IRS urges taxpayers not to open email with the words “tax transcripts” that looks like it came from the IRS.
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IRS issues 2019 tax rates
The IRS issued tax year 2019 annual inflation adjustments for more than 60 tax provisions.
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Blockchain for accountants
Accountants have been using ledgers and technology for years, which is why blockchain aligns with the profession.
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New ways to recruit in 2018
With low unemployment rates, the market for talent has become increasingly competitive. So recruiters are trying out some new methods.
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How CEOs stay productive
Successful CEOs use nine techniques to maximize their workweek.