In 2024, the median pay for accountants and auditors was $81,680 annually. But the highest 10% of accountants earn over $141,420. And if you’re like most hard-working accounting professionals, you may wonder how to make more money as an accountant.
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	Trump Accounts: A New Benefit for Your Team?
Key Takeaways: Established by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) in July 2025, “Trump Accounts” are investment vehicles for children under 18. This new benefit offers parents and employers a unique way to save for a child’s future. Here is an essential summary of the account’s key features and employer roles:
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	The Best Payroll Software for Small Business, Based on Reviews
Software can make payroll, and your life, much easier. But, choosing a payroll system can be overwhelming. And as a savvy business owner, you want to find the best payroll software for a small business. You can look at small business payroll software reviews to help you choose.
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	An Accountant’s Guide to Offering Payroll Services to Clients
“Do you handle payroll too?” It might be time to say yes if your clients have asked this question. And here’s the best part: offering payroll services provides a new revenue stream with minimal effort, thanks to cloud-based payroll systems.
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	How to Get a PTIN So You Can Prepare Your Clients’ Tax Returns
Do you have a valid PTIN? Getting or renewing a Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN) is required for preparing or assisting in preparing a return or refund claim. This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to get a PTIN, including the application process, fees, and renewal requirements.
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	How Much Do Accountants Charge in 2025? Determining Your Fees
Setting your accounting service rates for the first time or updating them? Either way, you might be wondering: How much do accountants charge?
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	Washington Saves: The Washington Retirement Program Launches in 2027
Key Takeaways: Beginning in 2027, most WA employers must enroll in the Washington retirement program—Washington Saves—or offer an alternative plan.
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	How to Start an LLC in Ohio: Step-by-step Guide to LLC Ownership in the Buckeye State
More than one million limited liability companies (LLCs) have been formed in Ohio. You might be interested in the liability protection and pass-through taxation an LLC brings. Starting a business may sound daunting, but our guide on how to start an LLC in Ohio can help.
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	Overtime Laws by State: The Quintessential Employer’s Guide
Failing to pay eligible employees overtime is a wage violation that lands a number of employers in hot water each year. But if you thought federal overtime laws were the end of it, you’re in for a surprise. There are also overtime laws by state you may need to follow.
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	Payroll for Growing Businesses Is Essential—Here’s How to Do it
As your business grows, your payroll will likely increase, too. You’ll need more hands to keep up with business demand and operations. Payroll for growing businesses is exciting, but there are also new considerations you need to make.
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