EEOC Will Collect Pay Data in 2018
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) announced that some employers will be required to submit data regarding employees’ pay, beginning March 31, 2018. Smaller businesses may not be affected…
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Job Flexibility: Dispelling the Myths
Employers are fighting harder, and offering more perks, to land the best employees. Do you give workers the flexibility they’re looking for? You’ve probably read about the changes in business…
Managing Benefit Risks and Costs
A new study examined finance executives’ current views on retirement and benefits issues. Read some of the highlights from this new research. The comprehensive new study evaluates finance executives’ outlooks…
Leadership Strategies: Focus on Strengths
There’s no such thing as a perfect employee. Everyone has something to contribute, and hopefully you have a solid team of dedicated professionals you can count on. However, all employees…
Should You Expand internationally?
Do you have a thriving business which is secure and ready for growth opportunities? Have you thought about expanding internationally? The U.S. government has resources for American businesses who are…
Did You Miss Your Rollover Period? IRS Will Grant More Waivers
Just last week, the IRS announced that it could be easier to get a waiver for missing the 60-day deadline on retirement plan rollovers. This is great news for anyone…
Technology is Giving Business Owners Back Their Time
As a business owner, you have numerous demands on your time. The 40-hour workweek doesn’t exist for you. Even if there’s not a crisis, there is a constant stream of…
IRS Examining Businesses
According to the IRS, 83% of U.S. taxpayers accurately report their income and pay their taxes. That figure isn’t so bad when you compare it with Germany at 68%, Italy…
Tax Tips for Deducting Charity Gifts
Holiday season encourages charitable giving. If you give a gift to your favorite charity and want to claim it as a tax deduction, consider these tips before you make a…
Budget Deal Could Cost Couples Big Money in Social Security Benefits
There is a budget deal moving quickly through Congress that would put an end to a monetarily successful strategy for couples known as “file-and-suspend”. This strategy is a loop-hole of…