Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-New York, announced plans to bring up a vote on the Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act later this week.
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In the blogs: Feeling your pain
High-income backdown; Direct File collision; the vaping excise mess; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.
Small-business job growth lagged in July
The hiring pace at small businesses dropped slightly in July, payroll processor Paychex reported Tuesday, but wage growth remained consistent.
Pennsylvania to join IRS Direct File free tax program
The Keystone State will become the 15th to join the IRS’s free tax program next filing season.
Misconceptions and mismatches: Dealing with the staff shortage
Tax pros share their thoughts on what’s driving the pipeline problem, and some short-term fixes.
Study questions impact of tax cuts for multinationals on workers
Policies that lower the foreign taxes of U.S.-based multinational corporations are unlikely to benefit domestic workers, according to a recent academic study.
Beware of video communication pitfalls
Keep your videos brief and focused on a single point to make them most impactful.
Accounting Today names 2024 Best Firms to Work For
The annual list recognizes the 100 top workplaces in the profession.
Wolters Kluwer makes major tech buy in Europe
Wolters Kluwer has acquired a host of cloud-based financial workflow and data exchange solutions from Belgian fintech Isabel Group.
Art of Accounting: It’s never the ‘right time’ to do something new
You should never be too busy to find out what is new, and then to implement what will work for you.