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Email etiquette rules everyone should follow
Email is a key business tool today, and business professionals should follow some basic rules to be effective communicators.
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SEC eases financial reporting requirements for small companies
The SEC has approved amendments that will change the definition of “smaller reporting company” and make reporting requirements less stringent for more companies.
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Form 1040 gets an update
The IRS has drafted a revised Form 1040 that eliminates over 50 lines and shorten the form to two pages.
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Three tips for quick transaction reconciliation in Excel
Excel users: Did you know Excel 2016 has three different features to help you match and reconcile transactions?
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Prepare your family business for the next generation
Prepare your family business for the next generation with strategies for growth and success.
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New tax law leads to US capital investment increase
Business tax executives think the new tax law will lead their businesses to increase capital investment in the U.S.
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Wisconsin CEO talks about impact and outlook of trade on manufacturing
Nick Pinchuk, CEO of Snap-on, talks about the impact of trade and tariff negotiations on the manufacturing industry and gives his outlook on the future of U.S. manufacturing.
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SEC proposes four-year plan to protect retail investors
A four-year plan to help and protect retail investors has been proposed by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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Supreme Court rules states have authority to assert nexus for sales and use tax purposes
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that retailers can be required to collect sales tax even in states where they have no physical presence.
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FASB streamlines accounting for share-based payments to nonemployees
Financial reporting for share-based payments issued to nonemployees for goods or service will be simplified according to an Accounting Standards Update (ASU) issued by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB).