Employer compensation considerations for remote workers
Employers must set compensation policies for remote workers taking into account federal and state tax laws and state legal requirements.
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How $15 an hour became the de facto minimum wage
The shock to the economy unleashed by the pandemic and the response by workers have radically transformed the wage-earning landscape.
Consumer goods industry outlook: Winter 2022
Retailers, restaurants, apparel companies and food and beverage businesses continue to navigate a volatile reopening and economic recovery.
The American labor market, business and the post-pandemic economy
Widespread labor shortages are hampering companies’ ability to capitalize on an expanding economy as the country recovers from a pandemic.
Discount rate for lessees that are not PBEs
The FASB tentatively decided to allow lessees that are not PBEs to make the risk-free rate election by class of underlying asset.
Accounting for certain leases with variable lease payments
ASU 2021-05 addresses the accounting for a lease with variable lease payments that do not depend on a reference index or a rate.
Successfully selecting a lease accounting technology solution
While ASC 842 will affect leasing activities, technology solutions can help ease the burden that the new standard brings.
3 steps to adopting and implementing GASB 87 lease accounting rules
GASB 87 requirements can challenge government entities. Here are three steps to adopting and implementing the new leasing standard.