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The Rise of the Four-Day Work Week: A New Trend in Corporate America

The Rise of the Four-Day Work Week: A New Trend in Corporate America

The idea of a four-day work week is gaining traction in the corporate world, with companies reporting increased efficiency and positive impacts on staff well-being.
Proactive Tax Strategies for High-Earning Taxpayers

Proactive Tax Strategies for High-Earning Taxpayers

The IRS has issued clear warnings about its increased scrutiny of high-net-worth individuals, especially those using risky tactics to reduce tax obligations. This video provides strategies for optimizing your financial situation while staying within the bounds of the law. 
Exploring ESOPs: A Powerful Tool for Employee Ownership, Retirement Planning, and Charitable Giving

Exploring ESOPs: A Powerful Tool for Employee Ownership, Retirement Planning, and Charitable Giving

This detailed analysis of Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) provides key insights into their financial and tax implications for businesses and their employees. It delves into their potential for charitable giving, the strategic role of Qualified Replacement Property (QRP), and the importance of IRS compliance in ESOP structures.
IRS urges taxpayers to prepare for April 15th deadline with ten essential tips!

IRS urges taxpayers to prepare for April 15th deadline with ten essential tips!

As we approach the tax filing deadline, the IRS has provided an array of tips to aid taxpayers in avoiding errors and speeding up potential refunds. From collecting tax-related paperwork such as Forms W-2 and 1099, to understanding the importance of correct filing status and reporting all taxable income, these tips serve as a comprehensive guide to an efficient tax filing process.
“Minnesota Business Owners: Apply Now for the 2024 MN Cup Competition”

“Minnesota Business Owners: Apply Now for the 2024 MN Cup Competition”

The Minnesota Secretary of State’s office has announced an exciting opportunity for Minnesota-based entrepreneurs, researchers, inventors, and small business owners. The MN Cup, organized by the University of Minnesota, is a competition designed for companies with less than $1 million in annual revenue. The competition offers free education, mentorship, promotional opportunities, and seed funding for those that advance.
Regulations and rate cuts to drive renewable energy growth

Regulations and rate cuts to drive renewable energy growth

Sustained investment in renewables continues, despite the hurdles, and will translate into enduring growth as economic activity becomes less dependent on fossil fuel prices and supply fluctuations.
Health care’s challenge: Navigating the impact of a cyberattack rocking the industry

Health care’s challenge: Navigating the impact of a cyberattack rocking the industry

The cyberattack on Change Healthcare has roiled the health care ecosystem and will take a considerable amount of time to resolve for many health care providers.
U.S. economy remained resilient in first quarter amid signs of future softening

U.S. economy remained resilient in first quarter amid signs of future softening

The data is not likely to change the Federal Reserve's course on monetary policy, with the central bank likely to hold rates steady at its May meeting.
Exploring holding companies: how they work and why they matter

Exploring holding companies: how they work and why they matter

Holding companies offer benefits such as tax efficiency, liability protection, and privacy, but they also present challenges and complexity. This article provides an overview of what holding companies are, how they work, and their pros and cons.
Mitigating the Risk of Deepfake Fraud

Mitigating the Risk of Deepfake Fraud

With the rise of AI, deepfake fraud is on the rise, resulting in significant financial losses for companies. Explore the need for increased employee education and enhanced security measures. Reach out to us to learn how to protect your organization against these sophisticated cybercrimes.
Fiscal year 2025 budget proposal contains items affecting exempt organizations

Fiscal year 2025 budget proposal contains items affecting exempt organizations

Biden administration's budget proposal includes items affecting donor advised funds and private foundations.
Fed holds rates steady as it implies three rate cuts in 2024

Fed holds rates steady as it implies three rate cuts in 2024

The primary takeaway from the Federal Open Market Committee's policy statement and forecast is that the Fed, along with other major central banks.
Identifying and Avoiding Social Security Imposter Scams

Identifying and Avoiding Social Security Imposter Scams

Fraudsters create imposter social media pages and accounts using Social Security-related images and jargon, making them appear as if they’re associated with or endorsed by the Social Security Administration. Learn how to identify these scams.
IRS announces new initiative aimed at high-income non-filers

IRS announces new initiative aimed at high-income non-filers

IRS announces initiative aimed at high-income earners who have not filed tax returns. IRS estimates 125,000 instances of non-filing.
Job openings inch down as economy stays on track for a soft landing

Job openings inch down as economy stays on track for a soft landing

Job openings cooled in back-to-back months to 8.86 million in January with December's figure revised down to 8.89 million from 9.03 million previously, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.