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Global economic outlook: Labor

Global economic outlook: Labor

Labor markets appear to be stabilizing after the upheavals in working arrangements and preferences brought on by the pandemic.
Construction employment: Kick-starting the reindustrialization of the American economy

Construction employment: Kick-starting the reindustrialization of the American economy

Growth rates in construction employment strongly support the emerging consensus around an economic soft landing.
The logic of a Fed policy pause and then rate cuts in 2024

The logic of a Fed policy pause and then rate cuts in 2024

After nearly two years of raising the federal funds rate to restore price stability, the Federal Reserve has all but declared an end to that campaign.
Global economic outlook: Rates

Global economic outlook: Rates

Central banks in developed economies have essentially ended their rate hike campaigns and are moving to shape expectations for synchronized rate cuts that should begin in the first half of 2024.
Rate normalization and the return of risk

Rate normalization and the return of risk

Conditions are ripe for the yield curve to continue to normalize as the long end moves to a range between 4% and 4.25%.
Slowing U.S. EV sales, high manufacturing costs will drive search for efficiency

Slowing U.S. EV sales, high manufacturing costs will drive search for efficiency

Slowing U.S. EV sales and high manufacturing costs will drive search for efficiency.
Don’t miss the January 16th deadline for final 2023 quarterly estimated tax payments

Don’t miss the January 16th deadline for final 2023 quarterly estimated tax payments

Time is ticking towards the January 16th deadline for the final 2023 quarterly estimated tax payments. Don’t let this date slip by unnoticed!
U.S. income and spending see strong gains as year nears an end

U.S. income and spending see strong gains as year nears an end

November had a 0.4% increase in nominal income and spending, while inflation-adjusted spending advanced at a 0.3% pace, according to Commerce Department data on Friday.
IRS announces details for ERC Voluntary Disclosure program

IRS announces details for ERC Voluntary Disclosure program

IRS provides VD Program for employers to return ERC refunds and avoid penalties and interest. Employers must apply by March 22, 2024.
Navigating the unexpected bid: a strategic guide to assessing an offer for your business

Navigating the unexpected bid: a strategic guide to assessing an offer for your business

Are you equipped to assess an unexpected bid for your business? Learn how to strategically assess such bids with our latest article. Equip yourself with the knowledge to make the best decision for your business's future.
Year-end giving strategies for 2023

Year-end giving strategies for 2023

Make your year-end giving count! Discover the best strategies for 2023 to maximize your charitable contributions and tax savings in our latest article. Dive into the specifics of smart donating to ensure you're making the most of your generosity.
Accounting for income taxes: Book vs. tax basis differences

Accounting for income taxes: Book vs. tax basis differences

This whitepaper addresses how to identify temporary and permanent differences and net operating loss and tax credit carryforwards, which together are one of the many aspects of accounting for income taxes.
U.S. November Consumer Price Index: Inflation continues to abate

U.S. November Consumer Price Index: Inflation continues to abate

Inflation continued to abate in November as energy prices declined by 2.3% and gasoline prices dropped by 6%, resulting in a 0.1% monthly advance in the CPI.
FOMC preview and the logic of Fed rate cuts in 2024

FOMC preview and the logic of Fed rate cuts in 2024

After nearly two years of raising the federal funds policy rate to restore price stability, the Federal Reserve is poised to all but declare that campaign to be over at its meeting next week.
Initial jobless claims remain resilient

Initial jobless claims remain resilient

Initial jobless claims inched up slightly to 220,000 last week, remaining within the pre-pandemic level, the Labor Department reported on Thursday.