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Chicago’s $25 Monthly Employee Tax Faces Pritzker’s Renewed Opposition
Brandon Johnson’s proposed $25 monthly charge targets firms with at least 125 workers, but a job-location credit and council resistance leave its path uncertain...
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Alphabet’s $500 Billion Slide Puts Google’s AI Spending Under Scrutiny
A shortfall in Google Services and slower search growth rattled investors as rising AI costs pressured expenses and free cash flow.
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Five Year-End Tax Steps Could Help Households Prepare for 2027 Filing
Review withholding, estimated payments, records, online access and personal data before year-end to reduce filing-season uncertainty.
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Dyed Diesel Relief FAQs Clarify Tax Reporting, Records and State Limits
The relief runs through year-end, easing federal dyed diesel reporting and penalty exposure while leaving state fuel rules and other taxes intact.
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Tech Startups Need a Tighter Marketing System as Fundraising Gets Harder
Efficient growth starts with a distinct brand, clear customer journey and lead systems, while AI and small ad tests help control costs.
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Why Accounting Firm Sales Stall: The Emotional Stages of Succession
Accounting firm sales often falter because owners aren’t ready to let go. Five emotional stages can shape succession planning and firm value.
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Why Experts Need Audience Focus to Earn Meaningful Media Coverage
Credentials establish credibility, but audience problems and useful perspectives give editors a reason to feature an expert.
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Expense Management: Clearer Guidance Can Reduce Gray-Area Spending
Unusual travel costs expose gaps in expense policies. Shared decision criteria, workflow guidance and spending patterns can help teams respond consistently.
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Accounting Firms’ GEO Strategy Starts With Website Ownership
Before rebuilding service pages for AI search, firms need control of their site, a migration inventory and launch checks that protect leads and traffic.
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Why Profitable Businesses Can Still Face a Payroll Cash Crunch
A cash reconciliation and dated forecast show how receivables, inventory, debt payments and distributions can leave a profitable business short on payroll.
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Public Business Filings Offer Accountants a Timely, Noisy Source of Prospects
September 2026 brought 534,947 business applications, but only a fraction may become payroll employers or accounting clients. Targeting and follow-up matter.
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Contract Data Gaps Slow Deals and Leave Revenue Unbilled, Survey Finds
A survey of more than 450 business leaders finds fragmented contract data is slowing decisions, disrupting billing and complicating AI use.
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Website Redesigns Work Better When Customer Outcomes Come First
A customer focused hypothesis can sharpen redesign priorities and connect usability testing to the business results the site is meant to change.
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Bruce Campbell Self-Funds Ernie & Emma and Takes Its Release on the Road
Bruce Campbell made Ernie & Emma independently, keeping costs and creative control in view as he tests an 18-city audience tour.
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Tax Software Slowdowns in February: Five Checks for Accounting Firms
February slowdowns can come from heavier workloads, network paths or background tasks. Five checks help firms pinpoint the cause and protect client turnaround t...
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Accounting Firms’ Cybersecurity Confidence Exceeds Key Protections, Survey Finds
A survey of more than 500 firms finds confidence rising with technology maturity, while basic device safeguards and phishing tests remain uneven.
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AuditPro.ai Brings AI Audit Training to University Accounting Courses
AuditPro.ai is offering universities group access and case studies to give accounting students hands-on experience with AI enabled audit work.
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Screwworm Reaches Arizona as U.S. Cases Rise to 71
A dog in Cochise County marks Arizona’s first confirmed case, with 18 U.S. infections still active and 10 in New Mexico.
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5 Rules for Building a Product From Your Own Order Data
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Ranking the order history first beats brainstorming, because re...
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CTE Found in Nearly 75% of Deceased NFL Players in New Study
A study of 2,362 former players estimates CTE pathology in nearly 75% of those who died from 2008 to 2023, while stressing the limits of the finding.