Compensation
Compensation
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Re-targeting PPP; how to charge more; this season’s challenges; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.
March 9 -
The Association of International CPAs has shared a number of tips for firms to better support and advance female professionals.
March 8 -
Whenever anyone asks Danica Dilligard how long she has been with Ernst & Young, she is always tempted to answer, “Since I was 14.”
March 5 -
CalCPA adds new membership category; Maxwell Locke & Ritter celebrates 30 years; and more CPA news.
March 5 -
The unemployment rate slipped to 6.2 percent , the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday, although there was a drop in positions in accounting and bookkeeping services.
March 5 -
This is a time of for accounting firms to think about their purpose -- what footprint, what impact, what difference they are making, and what legacy they are leaving.
March 4 -
Despite the gains, employment has effectively gone 'nowhere' since October, according to one expert.
March 3 -
The corporate finance and accounting area underperforms compared to other job functions when it comes to diversity, equity and inclusion.
March 3 -
As more firms recruit remotely and beyond their geographic borders, some new hires may never need to come into the office again.
March 3 -
FICPA's Task Force on Diversity and Inclusion, launched last September, announced a number of initiatives this year to advance equitable treatment in its member firms.
March 2 -
A Biden proposal to change the tax deduction for contributions to a tax credit could have serious implications.
March 2 -
Certified management accountants weren’t as hurt salary-wise by the economic downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic as non-CMAs, according to a new survey.
March 2 -
Hourly earnings and weekly hours worked at small businesses improved last month, according to payroll giant Paychex, while hiring dipped slightly during the pandemic.
March 2 -
Accounting firms must focus on building and nurturing relationships more than ever before.
March 2 -
Senate Democrats are jettisoning a proposal to penalize corporations that don’t raise the minimum wage for their lowest-paid workers in an effort to keep President Biden’s broader stimulus plan on track.
March 1 -
A fresh initiative in the U.S. Senate to put a tax penalty on big companies as a way of forcing higher minimum wages prompted a skeptical reaction among economists including a top adviser to former President Barack Obama.
February 27 -
Two Senate committee chiefs are looking at ways to raise taxes on companies paying workers less than $15 an hour, as part of a new strategy to include President Joe Biden’s push to boost the minimum wage to that level in his COVID-19 aid bill.
February 26 -
Lumsden & McCormick promotes four; Oklahoma Society of CPAs announces 2021 Trailblazer and Path Finder award winners; and more CPA news.
February 26 -
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is weighing adding a provision to the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief plan that would put a penalty tax on big companies that don’t pay workers at least $15 an hour, a Democratic aide said on condition of anonymity.
February 26 -
Even after the coronavirus, the accounting profession will need to keep changing and adapting at a rapid pace.
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