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.
Your company’s payroll process looks different this year thanks to the coronavirus, so naturally so does Payroll’s key tax form: the 941. IRS has released a draft of the revised Form 941 because of...
A new Department of Labor (DOL) final rule has eliminated some exceptions to the fluctuating workweek pay method. That gives your company some new flexibility and potentially some new savings. In the past...
If you have any smaller businesses in your customer base, you’ll want to check out some new cash flow benchmarks. And they come courtesy of a recent survey on cash reserves of firms with 100 employees or fewer by Expertise.com...
Your company can now allow for a slew of mid-year changes to your Section 125 cafeteria plan. And it’s because of the current coronavirus pandemic. IRS just issued two pieces of new guidance to account for the COVID-19 chaos and its impact on health plans...
Your risk of falling victim to business email compromise is greater than ever. And it’s thanks to — you guessed it — the coronavirus. Business email compromise (BEC) has been one of the most formidable foes your finance department has faced in recent years...
Even in a time of crisis, remind your payroll team that regulators will still check that you’re paying people correctly. That’s what one Georgia company found out recently, to the tune of almost $185,000...
IRS and the Treasury Department have launched a payroll tax credit to put more money in your pocket as a reward for hanging on to your employees: the Employee Retention Credit. Specifically...
Talk about creative accounting! Three in 10 employees admit to fudging their expense reports. That’s from a recent survey from Procurify. While expense report fraud certainly isn’t anything new, the current circumstances...
