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Jennifer has been the editor-in-chief of CFO & Controller Alert newsletter for more than eleven years and is also currently the managing editor of Keep Up to Date on Accounts Payable. Jennifer is also the editor of the CFO Finance Update e-zine.
You know how it works: One of your finance staffers receives an email from your CEO urging him to make an immediate wire transfer. He complies… and your company just fell victim to the classic business email compromise (BEC) scam. Well…
Your company will soon be able to take a new step to protect employees’ sensitive info at year-end – IRS just issued a final rule that lets employers voluntarily truncate employee Social Security numbers (SSNs) on W-2s.
Prepare your finance staffers now: Year-end may soon look different than it has in the past, thanks to the just-signed Taxpayer First Act.
The new federal law seeks to improve and modernize IRS for the first time in decades, as well as improve taxpayer security in the wake of massive spikes in identity theft and other security threats.
Of course your company wants to attract the best and brightest employees. But you certainly don’t want to overspend to do it. And that’s just what’s happening in many companies.
Hiring managers are offering candidates on average...
We’re always keeping an eye on how the U.S. economy is faring as a whole: reading the reports, watching the indicators. Understandable, of course. But...
You know what makes a bad password: 12345, 11111 or even password itself! But there’s new research on the passwords that get hacked the most often. And they’re different from the usual suspects.
