Accounting
Amazon Now Taking Half of Sales Revenue from Merchants, Says Report
Amazon’s average cut of each sale surpassed 50% in 2022, according to a study by Marketplace Pulse, which sampled seller transactions going back to 2016.
Execs Expect Increase in Cyber Attacks Aimed at Accounting Data in 2023
Nearly half (48.8%) of C-suite and other executives expect the number and size of cyber events targeting their organizations’ accounting and financial data to increase in the year ahead according to a new Deloitte Center for Controllership poll.
Client Hub Launches a Free Recategorize Plan
Firms using Client Hub can now connect a client’s QuickBooks file to that client’s workspace in Client Hub. Then, they simply designate a QuickBooks account for uncategorized transactions.
LeaseCrunch Adds Reports Center to Software
With the Reports Center, users can store key report insights, along with the actual exported reports for a period of 45 days, providing a short-term repository.
Florida Institute of CPAs Opens New HQ
On February 8, the Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants (FICPA) officially opened its new headquarters in the Park Building at 250 S. Orange Ave., in downtown Orlando.
Southwest Airlines Gives Refunds to 270,000 Travelers for Holiday Meltdown
“Anything that was well documented and under $4,000 our representative approved on the spot,” Southwest Airlines Chief Operating Officer Andrew Watterson told reporters.
Accountants Are Among the Most Sought After Workers in 2023
62% of companies plan to add full-time roles in accounting, while 78% look to contract workers to fill accounting jobs.
Programmable Money: How Virtual Cards Are Improving T&E Management
Companies don't want every employee to have a corporate credit card. When you have plastic walking around, it can be lost, stolen, or used fraudulently.