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IRS warns of fake charity scams amid global crises
Amid the tragic crises and natural disasters happening around the globe, the IRS is warning taxpayers to be wary of criminals soliciting donations and falsely posing as legitimate charities.
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Budgets for salary increases rise at historic rates
Budgets for employee salary increases have grown by an average of 4.4% in 2023, the highest increase in more than two decades, according to a long-running survey.
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Proving your firm’s value to clients using KPIs
Developing external key performance indicators (KPIs) allows you to showcase the valuable contributions your firm brings to the table through advisory services.
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Financial wellness benefits on the rise
More employers are looking to attract and retain talent through employee benefit programs that ease financial stress.
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IRS announces withdrawal process for ERC claims
The IRS has announced the details of a special withdrawal process to help those who filed an employee retention credit (ERC) claim and worry about its accuracy.
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Projected tax gap jumps to $688M for tax year 2021
The projected gross tax gap jumped to $601 billion in tax year 2020 and $688 billion in tax year 2021, the IRS said last week.
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Retail sales rise in September despite headwinds
The Commerce Department reports that retail sales in September rose 0.7%, surpassing the 0.3% rise expected by economists polled by Dow Jones.
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Survey: CFOs keep focus on tech, profitability
As CFOs seek to boost profits while balancing rising operating costs, a tailored digital transformation strategy is critical, according to a new quarterly survey.
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Pool of accounting graduates shrinks, AICPA report finds
A new AICPA report finds the number of college accounting graduates took a big dip in the 2021–22 academic year, but projections for the coming academic year are trending upward.
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August job openings top 9.6M, beating expectations
The number of job openings unexpectedly rose in August, the Labor Department reported earlier this month, after three consecutive months of declines.