As COVID-19 cases continue to rise across the United States, all signs point to state and local government finance and administrative departments functioning offsite for the foreseeable future. However, there is no playbook or precedent for what is happening to government departments. New research commissioned by the SAP Concur organization...
I know, I know: Tax articles are boring. But not this one. Why? Because I'm going to share with you a big tax deduction you can take for your business that could save you thousands of dollars. Every year. And the best thing about it? You don't...
Like it or not, the remote workforce is here to stay. The trend that began pre-pandemic has escalated at warp speed, with analysts predicting that 25 to 30% of personnel will be working for home, at least multiple days a week, by the end of 2021....
Is corporate travel going to be a thing again? Of course it is. Are your business travelers fired up about getting back on the road? Sure they are. In fact, according to a recent Wakefield Research report, 32% said they are excited about the...
“Even though COVID-19 continued to disrupt the global economy this summer, there was no disruption to the Department of Justice’s evolving compliance expectations of business organizations,” said Professor Mike Koehler, a leading FCPA expert and...
The current economic environment has magnified the need for companies to embrace digital transformation. Companies are demanding more of their bank partners, expecting consumer-like user experiences in the business or commercial products they...
Along with fall foliage, October brings us Diversity Awareness Month and National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) in the United States. If you’re a history buff, Disability Employment Awareness Month started in 1945 when the United...