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IRS again urges tax pros to sign up for ID.me
The IRS is once again urging tax professionals to set up an ID.me account as soon as possible, preferably before June 15.
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Gov. Evers announces additional $25M to Main Street Bounceback grants
Gov. Evers announced on May 10 an additional investment of $25 million into Main Street Bounceback grants to help small businesses move into storefront locations.
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Accounting for employee retention credits
Companies that received financial assistance during the pandemic can refer to certain FASB standards related to accounting for employee retention credits (ERCs).
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WICPA announces 2022 Excellence Awards recipients
The WICPA announced its 2022 Excellence Awards recipients during the annual WICPA Member Recognition & Annual Business Meeting on May 5.
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Fixing the generational divide in accounting
While firm owners are cultivating their firm's next generation of leaders, younger staffers who hope to take over one day must learn from and compromise with older leadership.
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Fed issues biggest rate hike in 22 years
The Fed has approved a rare 0.5% interest rate increase, marking the largest increase since 2000, to tamp down demand from consumers and businesses for goods and services.
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Inflation boosts HSA amounts for 2023
The maximum contribution to a health savings account and certain related benchmarks will be sharply higher next year, reflecting inflation-linked adjustments.
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Majority of firms now use external cloud tech, survey finds
In a new information technology survey, 63% of accounting firms said they use an external cloud provider to host their applications, up from 51% in 2020.
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Schedules K-2, K-3 e-file capability postponed for S corporations
The IRS has delayed e-filing capability for schedules reporting S shareholders’ items of international tax relevance, earlier forecasted for mid-June, to July 24.
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Strategies for reengaging disengaged workers
Employers can use several strategies to reengage their disengaged employees and retain top talent.