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    1. 5 pending changes that could impact year-end small business tax planning
      Congress has been debating a number of big bills that contain tax changes. Some of the proposed changes are favorable; many are not. All of them may
    2. Moving to a New State? 3 Financial Factors You Need to Consider
      The pandemic changed work patterns for many Americans. Due to the ability for many to work remotely, a new report from Upwork found that 2.4% of people, or 4.9 million Americans, have already moved because of remote work since 2020.
    3. Moms Are Less Likely To Return To The Workforce Post-Covid; Here’s How Employers Can Help
      We’ve seen the stats more than a dozen times, but it bears reminding that nearly 1.1 million women dropped out of the workforce between February 2020 and March 2021.
    4. CFOs want AI that pays: real metrics, not marketing demos
      CFOs are now looking beyond simple time savings toward more strategic applications.
    5. Here Are the Biggest Tax Law Changes to Look Out for This Year
      As yet another tax-filing deadline approaches, taxpayers who want to maximize their return (or minimize how much they owe Uncle Sam) would be wise to get familiar with a handful of key changes taking effect this year. The good news is the tax code didn’t undergo a massive overhaul in 2019. Moreover, some of the changes
    6. 5 Steps To Help Protect Your Startup From A Cyber Attack
      While often an afterthought, entrepreneurs need to start taking cyber security more seriously.
    7. Tips to Avoid Mail Theft-Related Check Fraud
      Incidents involving mail theft-related check fraud are on the rise, which could impact individuals expecting to receive funds through a check in the mailbox.
    8. Estate planning is often viewed as something to
      Estate planning is often viewed as something to address later in life. But in reality, it’s a financial decision that can affect families long before
    9. Want to Improve Your Bottom Line in 2020? Start With These 3 Goals
      The new year presents new opportunities and new challenges for your business. These include how to improve your bottom line. To succeed, you should be clear about what you want to achieve by 2021. Your new year’s resolution for your business will likely include improving your bottom line. As any investor or businessper
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      Having a plan is generally a smart idea. If you’re going on a road trip, for example, you plan by figuring out a route, deciding where you’ll stay,