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Emerging Fraud Risks to Put on Your Radar for 2022

Many businesses around the globe are struggling to find enough skilled workers to fill their needs. Yet there’s one sector that never seems to have a shortage of increasingly talented labor: cybercrime. Plenty of organizations “on the dark side” are attracting more, and more sophisticated, talent.  Statistics from research published

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Can the Employee Retention Credit Return?

A bipartisan group of Congressional representatives—including Stephanie Murphy (D-FL), Terri Sewell (D-AL), Carol Miller (R-WV), and Kevin Hern (R-OK)—introduced H.R. 6161, the “Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) Reinstatement Act,” to undo the early termination of the ERC that was enacted by the Infrastructure bill on November 15. The new bill

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Tax Court OKs Alimony Deduction for Insurance

Despite a recent crackdown in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), the alimony deduction is still “alive and kicking” for many existing divorce or separation agreements.  Moreover, the reach of this deduction may be greater than you think. A prime example can be found in a recent Tax Court

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Adding Value to Clients Through Organization

Compliance season is fast approaching, and it may have you questioning what new technology you can implement right away to ease some of the frustration from prior seasons. But from personal experience, demoing the latest and greatest technology is not how you are going to make your office more efficient this

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Greatland Streamlines W-2 Filing in Workday Union

With the year-end employee reporting season quickly approaching, Greatland has announced the addition of Workday API integration to its popular Yearli tax filing platform. Business clients can now pull W-2 data from Workday, an enterprise management platform, into Yearli, for a seamless, efficient filing experience. The Yearli API integration is

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Managing the CPA Firm of Today

Workplace trends had been moving toward a remote and hybrid workplace for years, but the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated that shift exponentially. The needs of your firm and each individual may be unique, but there’s a universal need for people who know how to balance today’s demands while leading their teams to

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Should You Update Your Malpractice Insurance?

Tax laws have a tendency to change how we, as accountants, do business. Recent rises in inflation have led the IRS to raise the federal income tax bracket levels. According to CNBC, these changes may mean that those who earn more money may pay less in taxes as a result.

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Tax-Planning Tips to Put Money in Clients’ Hands

I have provided tax planning to clients for the past 15 years. There are many ways to do tax planning; however, finding ways to put tax-free money into my clients’ hands has been the best approach. Here are some tips to help you do the same for your clients. Should I

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Why CPAs Should Collaborate More Than Ever

For CPAs, perhaps the biggest learning from the pandemic is that collaboration – both with other CPA firms as well as other professions – is a long-term strategy for success. CPA firms face multiple challenges, including increased national and regional competition and their geographic distribution, which puts a strain on

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Teamwork at Accounting Firms Makes the Dream Work

While many businesses treat employees as disposable, the most effective accounting firms recognize that employees are the firm’s most valuable asset. Accountants tend to be intelligent and thoughtful. Therefore, leveraging your team’s skills is wise. However, you must be able to delegate to them while still being able to monitor

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