Year-end may seem a long way off, but some changes related to Form W-2 may require your attention now. For example, the Social Security Administration (SSA) and IRS have made recent announcements about the form for TY 2023. Here are…
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Heads up: Companies can avoid criminal prosecution and million-dollar payouts for serious violations and mistakes by taking advantage of the Justice Department's self-reporting policy. Justice recently revised the parameters for self-reporting so that it's applied evenly in all districts. All…
If your revenue involves digital goods and services, you've noticed more states are expecting you to collect and remit sales tax on them. But sometimes the legal language regarding what's taxable or nontaxable becomes a gray area and a judge…
Small business CEOs and CFOs are as worried about inflation, tight credit, banks going under and a looming recession just as bigger companies' leaders are. One of the widest differences in opinion is staffing. Large companies in a range of…
"Fifteen days to flatten the curve" is what politicians and health officials told us was needed in mid-March of 2020 at the start of COVID-19. More than three years later, the curve continues to point downward for owners and lessees…
Due to new IRS regs, employers will be subject to stricter e-filing requirements in 2024. Find out what's coming and check out the list of forms. When the Service released final regs on February 23, 2023, it came as a…
Those of us who can remember the Internet becoming a fixture in the workplace also remember a lot of so-called experts making dumb predictions. Such as "it's just a fad" and "people will always want the printed page" to "the…
Inflation fears and shrinking credit availability are prompting many companies to limit spending on areas like corporate travel. If your organization is approving fewer trips for industry expos, conferences and outside training, the latest data shows you're not alone -…
The IRS is sounding the alarm about the top 12 - aka the "dirty dozen" - tax scams that are tripping up businesses, tax professionals and individual taxpayers this spring. The dirty dozen changes every year as cybercriminals come up…
Year after year, surveys show about half of all employees don't tap their allotted personal time off (PTO). While some companies allow for pushing a generous number of hours to the following year, foregoing time away isn't the best scenario…
With all the work your A/P department puts into issuing timely payments, it can be frustrating to find out there's unclaimed property floating around out there. Unclaimed property laws vary widely from state to state, and can be very confusing.…
The finance leaders of tomorrow are hot on the heels of today's CFOs and senior managers! So what else is new? "Seasoned" professionals are always under pressure to stay current and justify their positions and salaries in an increasingly competitive…
