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Couple loses more than $7K tax refund for filing late
Taxpayers who rely on special rules to cut things close must understand how the rules apply. A Wisconsin couple learned this lesson the hard way.
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U.S. Senate passes new trade agreement
In an 89-10 bipartisan vote, the U.S. Senate approved the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, which is expected to promote economic growth, create jobs and provide economic security for farmers, workers and manufacturers.
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Great managers are also great talent agents
To lead effectively, managers need to develop an often overlooked skill: talent management.
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Prioritizing your most productive activities
If you want meaningful growth in 2020, identify what you should stop doing before adding to your list of to-do items, according to one financial advisor.
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Helping family businesses with succession planning
Family-owned businesses are the single biggest job creator of the U.S. economy, but only 15% of them have anything resembling a succession plan in place. CPAs can help.
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Considerations for women starting their own CPA firm
Female CPAs thinking about starting their own CPA practice should keep in mind many considerations as they move forward.
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The retirement cost for each U.S. state
The personal banking site GoBankingRates estimated how much money individuals will need to save to retire in each U.S. state.
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DOR issues proposed guidance for one-time audit relief
The Wisconsin Department of Revenue is accepting comments on its proposed guidance for a one-time audit relief provided under Act 10.
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Optimism wanes despite strong Wisconsin economy
Wisconsin’s economy remains strong, but respondents of a semi-annual outlook survey are less optimistic than last year.
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Income growth reduces Wisconsin tax burden
Growth in personal income helped push down the share of income Wisconsinites paid in state and local taxes in fiscal year 2019, according to a new report.