It's finally here! After years of waiting and more than 200,000 public comments, the Department of Labor (DOL) just released the proposed rules overhauling the federal overtime system. (more…)
Accounting
To cut costs whenever and wherever possible, your finance staffers must be able to recognize purchases that qualify for sales and use tax exemptions. But that’s easier said than done. (more…)
In Finance, you see how the negative effects of employee turnover can impact your daily operations and your bottom line. (more…)
If your company pays any employees for two different types of work, be extra careful: That opens the door for pay mistakes that can be expensive. (more…)
What’s sprouting up this spring? For Financial pros, it’s unclaimed property deadlines. (more…)
No doubt you and your staffers have seen some questionable expense reimbursement requests cross your desks. And we’ve highlighted some pretty outrageous ones in the past. But folks just keep on trying to slip things through. (more…)
Last year, you saw sales and use tax became increasingly complex with major taxability changes and more state-by-state rules. And that trend is only going to continue into this year. (more…)
Forget about sophisticated international hackers or even malicious ex-employees with an ax to grind – the No. 1 thing you need to worry about when it comes to keeping sensitive info safe is employees who can’t mind their own business!…
What is Finance’s best strategy for tax audits? Always expect one to occur. (more…)
Get ready: Your company will soon be working with a new salary threshold for overtime eligibility. (more…)
If your company plans to make some major purchases or improvements this year, you’ll want to get your hands on this new IRS guidance. The Taxman just offered clarification on how you can take maximum advantage of the deductions. (more…)
Every sneeze, sniffle and cough you hear in your office are costing you ... big, thanks to the flu. (more…)
