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Zone & Co Launches ZoneBilling AI Assistant
IRS Extends Tax Deadlines Until May For Helene Victims
Avantax Acquires SEP Financial Services
Sovos Launches Indirect Tax Suite for SAP, Enhances Clean Core Readiness
AI Systems Take Center Stage in 2023 Innovation Awards
The Innovation Awards are presented to honor new or recently enhanced technologies that benefit tax and accounting professionals and their clients through improved workflow and efficiencies, increased accessibility, enhanced collaboration, greater accuracy, or other means.
Many Professionals Think AI Will Have Positive Impact on Their Careers
Many companies see the upside of leveraging generative AI in the workplace, too. In a separate Robert Half survey, managers shared the top ways their teams are using the technology.
Student Loan Debt Relief Program Draws 4 Million Sign-Ups
More than 4 million student loan borrowers are enrolled in the Biden Administration’s new income-driven repayment plan, including nearly 332,000 borrowers in California.
81% of CFOs View Hybrid Workforce as a Cost Saver
Hybrid work has rapidly increased in popularity over the last three years and in today’s economic landscape, the survey findings reinforce that the cost-related benefits will continue to accelerate its growth.
IRIS Launches New Accounting Outsourcing Platform
IRIS Outsourcing enables the outsourcing of routine accounts and payroll work for core accounting and payroll processes such as bookkeeping, payroll, financial statements, and tax solutions.
10 Ways to Help Gen X Clients Prepare for Retirement
With about seven to 20 years left before they enter their golden years, Gen X—made up of about 65 million Americans—could be in for a tarnished retirement experience.
5 Ways to Optimize Your Resume for AI Tools Recruiters Use
Here’s something you need to know: These days, there’s almost always a robotic gatekeeper standing between your resume and an actual human’s eyeballs.
Millions More U.S. Workers Could be Eligible for Overtime Pay
Under proposed changes from the Dept. of Labor, any salaried employee making less than $55,000 per year, or $1,059 per week, would be eligible for overtime. That would be a significant jump from the current cutoff at $35,568 per year.