Whether you're transforming your home into a haunted house or giving out candy to excited trick-or-treaters, Halloween is a fun, and sometimes spooky, time of year. As the holiday approaches, here are some reminders to celebrate safely, including being aware [...]
Businesses, colleges, and universities with 100+ employees are making last-ditch efforts to express concerns to the White House about uncertainty on how to verify their employees' vaccination status to adhere to new COVID-19 workplace rules. The Office of Management and [...]
Some good news on the real estate front: existing-home sales rebounded in September after seeing sales wane the previous month, according to the National Association of Realtors. Each of the four major U.S. regions witnessed increases on a month-over-month basis. [...]
The Internal Revenue Service is reminding employers that the next quarterly payroll tax return is due Nov. 1, 2021. The IRS urges employers to use the speed and convenience of filing returns electronically. E-filing is the most accurate method to [...]
As the first “early decision” college application deadline looms on Nov. 1, and tuition and room and board at a four-year college costing around $27,000 - $55,000 per year, and new study identifies 2022’s Best College & University Rankings. To [...]
With urban core counties experiencing population declines for the first time in a decade, in part due to COVID-19 a newly released report on 2021’s Best Small Cities in America, sheds light on where you might want to relocate if [...]
Top experts from the housing and higher-education fields joined policy thought leaders from the National Association of Realtors recently discussed the current student loan debt crisis and how it affects the economy, housing market, and debt holders. The event explored [...]
The IRS has set forth the information that taxpayers will be required to include for a research credit claim for a refund to be considered valid. Existing Treasury Regulations require that for a refund claim to be valid, it must [...]
Are you ready to leave your house? On the heels of one of the most severe travel droughts in recent history, it's no wonder Americans are itching to get away and make up for the lost time. According to a [...]
Happy National Energy Awareness Month! With U.S. energy consumption has declined by 7% last year, a new report on 2021’s Most & the Least Energy-Efficient States, has been released. To gauge the financial impact of doing more with less energy [...]