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Study: When Companies Switch to Performance-Based Pay, Workers' Use of Depression, Anxiety Meds Increases By 5.7 Percent

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Chris Gaetano
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Mar 21, 2019

A study of 318,717 Danish full-time employees in 1,309 companies found that when a firm switches to performance-based pay schemes, its employees' use of depression and anxiety medications increases by 5.7 percent over an existing base rate of 5.2 percent.
Treasury Dept. Scraps Rule That Bans Buying Out Current Retiree Pension with Lump Sum

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Chris Gaetano
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Mar 20, 2019

The Treasury Department has decided not to implement an Obama-era rule that would have banned companies from buying out the pensions of current retirees with a lump sum payment.
Study Finds You Should Take a Moment When You Get Into the Office to Just Focus and Think

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Chris Gaetano
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Mar 20, 2019

A recent study has found that workers are more effective if they take a short moment at the start of their day to get their minds focused on work, rather than just launching in right away.
PCAOB Offers Resources on Implementing New Critical Audit Matters Requirement

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Chris Gaetano
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Mar 19, 2019

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) has issued new guidance documents that look in detail at the practical implementation of its new critical audit matters (CAMs) requirement in advance of its effective date.
Poll of Top Finance Leaders Finds Pessimism on Global Economy, Predicting Growth to Slow

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Chris Gaetano
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Mar 19, 2019

A survey of 43 of the nation’s top money managers, investment strategists and professional economists has found that they expect gross domestic product growth to slow sharply this year and remain sluggish into the next.
NYSSCPA Past President Gail M. McIntyre Looks Back on How the Profession Has Changed for Women

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Chris Gaetano
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Mar 18, 2019

This year, Ita M. Rahilly will become the 100th president of the NYSSCPA, and its eighth female president since the Society was founded over a century ago. Her installation will take place during a time of rapid change for both the profession and the business world as a whole, particularly when it comes to the growing role of female leaders in the workplace. To kick off the year of the 100th president, The Trusted Professional has been interviewing some of the past female Society presidents about their own experiences navigating what has historically been a male-dominated profession, how things have changed, and how they’ve stayed the same. Here's the Q&A with Gail M. McIntyre (formerly Kinsella), who served from 2012 to 2013.
Regulatory Roundup - March 12-18

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Chris Gaetano
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Mar 18, 2019

With so many regulators out there, it can be tough to keep track of all the decisions being made. This is the NYSSCPA’s regular series that collects relevant regulatory announcements from the past week, and puts them in one place to help you stay on top of the issues.
Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Address 'Retail Glitch' in TCJA

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Chris Gaetano
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Mar 18, 2019

Senators Pat Toomey, (R-Pa.) and Doug Jones, (D-Ala.) have introduced legislation meant to fix a technical error in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) that inadvertently made it more difficult for retailers and restaurants to improve their properties.
TIGTA Says IRS Getting Better at Vetting Excess Social Security Tax Credit, But Agency Still Gave Out $74M in Potentially Erroneous Claims

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Chris Gaetano
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Mar 18, 2019

The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) has found that while the IRS has gotten better at detecting questionable claims for the Excess Social Security Tax Credit, it nonetheless gave out $74 million in potentially erroneous credits, indicating there is still more to be done.
Study: Half of All Inside Trading Gains Over Four Years Can Be Linked to Just Five Traders

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Chris Gaetano
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Mar 15, 2019

A recent study has found that, of all the known illicit insider trading profits generated between 2011 and 2015, more than half can be attributed to just five traders, with the rest having made rather modest sums in comparison.

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Study: When Companies Switch to Performance-Based Pay, Workers' Use of Depression, Anxiety Meds Increases By 5.7 Percent

Treasury Dept. Scraps Rule That Bans Buying Out Current Retiree Pension with Lump Sum

Study Finds You Should Take a Moment When You Get Into the Office to Just Focus and Think

PCAOB Offers Resources on Implementing New Critical Audit Matters Requirement

Poll of Top Finance Leaders Finds Pessimism on Global Economy, Predicting Growth to Slow

NYSSCPA Past President Gail M. McIntyre Looks Back on How the Profession Has Changed for Women

Regulatory Roundup - March 12-18

Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Address 'Retail Glitch' in TCJA

TIGTA Says IRS Getting Better at Vetting Excess Social Security Tax Credit, But Agency Still Gave Out $74M in Potentially Erroneous Claims

Study: Half of All Inside Trading Gains Over Four Years Can Be Linked to Just Five Traders

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