Tax, Retirement, and Social Security changes for 2024
Are you prepared for the tax, retirement, and Social Security changes coming in 2024? Stay ahead with our expert insights and start planning your financial strategies today.
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The DOL’s latest overtime proposal could impact your payroll
The DOL has a new overtime proposal on the table, and it could have major implications for your payroll. Learn about the potential changes and how they could impact your business operations.
Delaying retirement: a strategic move for financial security
Considering delaying retirement for better financial stability? This article explores the strategic advantages of working a few more years before you finally call it quits. Discover how this decision can significantly impact your financial security.
Maximizing your property’s potential: the Augusta Rule explained
Discover the tax benefits of the lesser-known Augusta Rule, where homeowners can enjoy tax-free income by renting out their properties for up to 14 days per year. Uncover how this can also serve as a unique tax strategy for business owners to claim deductions. Learn the eligibility criteria, potential pitfalls, and best practices to harness this opportunity.
End-of-year tax update: IRS news and strategic moves for 2023
Stay ahead with our end-of-year tax update for 2023, providing the latest IRS news and strategic moves you need to know. Discover key information to help you navigate your taxes efficiently and effectively.
Inflation is cooling, but key costs pose a challenge for food and beverage companies
Middle market food and beverage companies developing growth strategies will continue to navigate a challenging cost environment.
Inflation slows again, pointing to another rate pause
The personal consumption expenditures price index, the Federal Reserve's favorite inflation metric, was unchanged on the month, while the core measure rose by 0.
U.S. existing home sales plunged to their lowest level since 2010
In October, sales of existing homes dropped to 3.79 million, marking the lowest point since 2010, the National Realtor Association reported on Tuesday.
IRS issues guidance on the transfer of clean vehicle credits
The IRS and the Treasury Department have released guidance on how buyers can transfer clean vehicle credits to dealers at the time of purchase.
Are ESOPs a good fit for business and professional services (BPS) companies?
ESOPs can be advantageous to BPS companies, but their success ultimately depends on several key factors - culture, messaging and ownership goals.
4 pitfalls of using multiple human resources information systems
Managing data across multiple HRIS platforms doesn't have to be as daunting as it sounds, but there are four pitfalls to avoid.
How states can address evolving privacy laws
With the recent rise in U.S. state privacy laws, state entities should take necessary measures to maintain public confidence and trust.
Exempt organization inflation adjusted items for 2024
Rev. Proc. 2023-34 provides annual inflation adjustments for tax year 2024, including those relevant to exempt organizations.
In wake of bank failures, FDIC doubles down on corporate governance
The FDIC has proposed guidelines on corporate governance and risk management practices for banks with $10 billion or more in assets.
Consumer sentiment falls to lowest level since May
The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index dropped unexpectedly in November to the lowest level since May as inflation concerns mounted.
Supreme Court tax case could have outsized ramifications on income taxation
The Supreme Court's ruling in Moore v. United States could reshape Congress' authorization to tax income.