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A job loss is bad but the tax implications could make it worse

A job loss is bad but the tax implications could make it worse

Unemployment has been holding steady recently at 3.7%. But there are still some people losing their jobs — particularly in certain industries including technology and media. If you’re laid off or terminated from employment, taxes are likely the last thing on your...

Construction companies can manage their workers’ comp costs

Construction companies can manage their workers’ comp costs

For construction businesses, workers’ compensation insurance is a must-have. Unfortunately, because of factors such as inflation and labor shortages, the cost per claim has generally increased industrywide in recent years. It may seem like there’s little you and your...

Employers now have guidance on emergency savings accounts

Employers now have guidance on emergency savings accounts

Although employers have long helped employees save for retirement and have insurance in place for health care, another urgent need has persisted over the years: funds for financial emergencies. To address this problem, SECURE 2.0, a law enacted in 2022, contains a...

New option for unused funds in a 529 college savings plan

New option for unused funds in a 529 college savings plan

With the high cost of college, many parents begin saving with 529 plans when their children are babies. Contributions to these plans aren’t tax deductible, but they grow tax deferred. Earnings used to pay qualified education expenses can be withdrawn tax-free....

Best practices in construction: Subcontractor prequalification

Best practices in construction: Subcontractor prequalification

The construction business is risky business - with inflation, supply-chain complexities and the skilled labor shortage all combining to make life interesting to say the least. If you’re a general contractor, among the biggest risks you face is subcontractor default....

If you didn’t contribute to an IRA last year, there’s still time

If you didn’t contribute to an IRA last year, there’s still time

If you’re gathering documents to file your 2023 tax return and you’re concerned that your tax bill may be higher than you’d like, there might still be an opportunity to lower it. If you qualify, you can make a deductible contribution to a traditional IRA right up...

IRAs: Build a tax-favored retirement nest egg

IRAs: Build a tax-favored retirement nest egg

Although traditional IRAs and Roth IRAs have been around for decades, the rules involved have changed many times. The Secure 2.0 law, which was enacted at the end of 2022, brought even more changes that made IRAs more advantageous for many taxpayers. What hasn’t...

Answers to your tax season questions

Answers to your tax season questions

The IRS announced it will open the 2024 income tax return filing season on January 29. That’s when the tax agency will begin accepting and processing 2023 tax year returns. Here are answers to seven tax season questions we receive at this time of year. 1.What are this...

Change order management: Best practices for construction businesses

Change order management: Best practices for construction businesses

As you know, change orders are an inherent part of the construction industry. Alterations to the original design, specifications, execution methods or scope of a job can impact the budget and timeline. And when not discussed and documented properly, they can lead to...

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