Article by Joseph Henchman | Found on TaxFoundation.org A federal judge ruled on June 1 that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) exceeded its authority in collecting fees for issuing Preparer Tax Identification Numbers (PTIN). The IRS requires PTINs by paid tax preparers, and while D.C. District Judge Royce Lamberth ruled that the IRS could do so, […]
Article Found on AccountingToday In all the frenzy that goes into the June wedding season, the last thing and bride- or groomzilla is thinking about is their tax situation – but as Mark Luscombe, principal federal tax analyst at Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting points out, there are a host of tax issues that kick in […]
Article by Chris Taylor | Found on Reuters Most people think of debt as a temporary condition: Something you accumulate early in life, chip away at during prime earnings years, and say good riddance to well before retirement. But what if your debt is permanent? Then you might feel like Annette Loos, a 57-year-old mom from […]
Article by Nicole Fallon | Found on Business News Daily Every new job has a learning curve – and every existing job evolves over time. Consistent learning and training helps employees build and sharpen their skills, and ensures that your team is growing with their roles, rather than remaining stagnant. Passing around a lengthy PDF or […]
Article by Chris Taylor | Found Reuters Hey, we have a great stock tip for you – a stone-cold lock, guaranteed profits! Do you believe us? We hope not. The bad news is that financial “fake news” does not present itself as such very easily, and it is everywhere these days. fix windows 10 start menu […]
Article by Larry Alton | Found on INC.COM In the opinion of many, one of the greatest failures of today’s public school system is that it allows students to graduate without requiring that they take a course in personal finance. In fact, a highly educated individual can get a high school and college diploma without ever […]
Article by Ajay Agarwal | Found on Forbes Every entrepreneur knows starting a business is very hard. However, what many entrepreneurs find is that growing a business is even harder. What I’ve learned from my 20 years working inside startups and in venture capital is that founders typically face a common set of challenges as their […]
Article by Beth Pinkser | Article Found on Reuters George Gagliardi knows the old adage about the shoemaker with barefoot kids: The financial adviser has two adult sons bunking at home. Gagliardi’s biggest challenge? Imparting financial advice to his own offspring. “I get ‘Grumble. Grumble. Stop telling me what to do,” said Gagliardi, who founded Coromandel […]
Article by Jeff Kauflin | Found on Forbes For many people, the first move in starting a job search is to scour job postings. But competition for those positions is often fierce. Sarah Stamboulie, a New York-based career consultant who worked in H.R. at Morgan Stanley and Cantor Fitzgerald, and as a career coach in Columbia […]
Article by Sean Stein Smith | Found on Inc.com The issues of cybersecurity and ransomware tend to have a lifecycle that resembles income taxes and college basketball. Periodically, there is a tremendous amount of interest in these issues, endless articles, podcasts, and live news updates cover breaking developments, and then just as quickly the entire conversation […]