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DOL to conduct audit quality assessment of 2020 plan year filings
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Employee Benefits Security Administration will conduct a study looking at employee benefit plan audit quality based on 2020 filings of Form 5500.
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IRS: Cost of COVID-19 home testing is eligible medical expense
The cost of home testing for COVID-19 is an eligible medical expense for taxpayers, the IRS says.
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SBA expands pandemic EIDL program
The SBA recently expanded its Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program to help small businesses access financial support as COVID-19 continues to impact operations.
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Learning to delegate as a leader
By delegating your heavy load of work responsibilities, you can focus your energy on things that matter most.
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Prioritizing empathy to connect with clients
To create a successful client relationship, CPAs and other financial professionals need to earn the client’s trust and understand their concerns.
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IRS updates guidance on reporting paid family, sick leave
Treasury and the IRS have updated their guidance to employers about reporting paid sick and family leave taken in 2021.
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IRS updates business travel per diem rates
The IRS has issued its annual update of special per diem rates for substantiating ordinary and necessary business expenses incurred while traveling away from home.
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DOR announces My Tax Accountant redesign
The Wisconsin Department of Revenue will launch a new version of My Tax Account on Sept.13.
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Code for America launches new child tax credit tool
Code for America, a technology nonprofit, has launched a new online tool to help low-income families register for the monthly child tax credit payments.
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Improving employee engagement
Since employee engagement does not necessarily come automatically with each new hire, strategizing for it is key.