Technology

Employers that took steps to get the employee retention credit for the 4th quarter of 2021 got a rude awakening when Congress retroactively took it away. Read More

Under the tax law, retirement plan participants and IRA owners who have reached age 72 must take payments, called required minimum distributions (RMDs), out of their plan accounts each year. The first required distribution must be made by April 1... Read More

Third-party payment networks will be required to send business users Form 1099-K for transactions that equal $600 or more in the aggregate. Read More

What’s new in the compliance industry and how can compliance leaders keep up with their peers? Sabrina Serafin interviews Carrie Penman. Carrie presents the most interesting findings for NAVEX Global’s annual risk & compliance benchmark report as well as additional advice for compliance leaders. Read More

The House passed the $1.75 trillion Build Back Better Act on November 19, 2021, and the legislation is now under Senate consideration. Known as H.R. 5376, the legislation is the second prong of President Biden’s social and economic policy program.... Read More

As financial criminals get smarter, so does technology. Sabrina Serafin interviews Valerie Bannert-Thurner, Head of Anti-Financial Crime Technology at NASDAQ to discuss the NASDAQ’s annual compliance survey as well as their anti-financial crime efforts. Listen now using the player below... Read More

ESG or Environmental, Social and Governance is becoming a major part of the corporate vocabulary, but what does it mean? Sabrina Serafin interviews Laura Wanlass, Senior Client Partner and the Global Corporate Governance & ESG Advisory Practice Leader at AON.... Read More

On November 5, the House passed the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, H.R. 3684, by a vote of 228-206, with the support of 13 Republicans. Read More

Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden, D-Ore., has released a proposal for a special new tax on high-net-worth individuals. Read More

Because of the controversy surrounding bank account reporting and the “widespread mischaracterization” of the plan, the Treasury Department has taken the unusual step of releasing a fact sheet in advance of bill passage. Read More