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The Four Horsemen of the Mandated Return to Office

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For example, an August 2022 Gallup survey of remote-capable workers showed that 34% of respondents want to work full-time remotely, 60% want to work a flexible hybrid schedule, and only 6% want to work in a traditional office-centric setting. . A September 2022 survey by Gallup found that such quiet quitters make up about half of the U.S.

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4 important payroll issues to keep an eye on in 2023

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Nevertheless, 2023 is looking like another challenging year for Payroll as we get a few insights into what to expect. The IRS punted on its final regulations , dropping the mandatory e-filing threshold for information returns for 2021 and 2022 W-2s, 1099s, and 1095s. Here are five items we see coming this year. Final e-filing regs.

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What Is The Impact Of Hybrid Working On Space Optimization?

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Real estate costs can be reduced by downsizing the amount of space needed and allowing for flexible desk booking policies. From Colliers’ 2022 Innovation Summit , we gather that 60% of companies will only need 50% to 70% of their existing office space in the coming three years. Working policies. The answer is not so clear-cut.

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Ensuring payroll compliance in 2024: What’s new?

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Maintaining payroll compliance is a must for accounting departments, but it’s often easier said than done. That’s especially true whenever new changes come about, and 2023 was a year rife with new payroll regulations, trends, and initiatives. From the implementation of SECURE 2.0 From the implementation of SECURE 2.0

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How to Maintain Your Company Culture Past the Startup Stage

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One answer is that as the company payroll increases, they cannot have a personal relationship with every employee and they lose sight of what’s happening below them. No longer can they maintain an open-door policy for all employees—there just isn’t time. Photo by @Irrmago /Twenty20.

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