NYCPA News and Blogs

Employers often misunderstand sensitive people, and thus they may be overlooked in the hiring process, the founder of a…

Responding to revelations by the publication of such investigative journalism as the Pandora Papers and the Paradise Papers,…

Both workers and companies like the idea of a four-day, 32-hour work week, a large pilot project in the United Kingdom has…

The Treasury Department and the IRS issued guidance for insurance companies and certain other taxpayers about the new…

AICPA AICPA Asks Congress to Extend Section 174 R&E Expensing and Expired Tax ProvisionsFebruary 15,…

Taxpayers who received certain notices from the  IRS requiring additional information now have the option of submitting…

Forcing employees to return the office hurts productivity, future-of-work consultant Gleb Tsipursky wrote in Fortune, basing…

After nine months, New York City is still seeking to fill three vacancies for policy advisers to work on municipal uses for…

Ranking employees and firing a percentage of those at the bottom—also known as “stack ranking,” “rank and yank,”…