Moody's Analytics

COVID-19 wiped out most of the jobs gained since the 2008-09 recession despite extensive tax cuts and stimulus payments from the IRS.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board issued the Current Expected Credit Loss (CECL) accounting standard in 2016. Since then, many questions have been raised about what it requires, particularly by financial services companies.

The job gains were mainly at big companies and largely came before the outbreak of the coronavirus in the U.S.

Private sector employers added 291,000 jobs in January, according to payroll giant ADP, in a strong showing for the economy, despite fears of the coronavirus.

The job numbers were boosted by employment in professional and business services.

Private sector employment growth slowed down in November, according to payroll giant ADP.

The fading impact of last year’s tax cuts cooled the pace of job growth.

The presidential candidate released a plan Thursday to expand Social Security benefits by $200 per month with a payroll tax increase on incomes above $250,000.

Payrolls are increasing, despite some worrying signs of an economic downturn ahead.

Private sector employment rose by 156,000 jobs in July, according to payroll giant ADP, even as some small businesses lost jobs.

Employment growth slowed down last month, particularly among the smallest companies.

Small businesses lost 52,000 jobs as the impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act wore off.

Private sector employment increased by a relatively sparse 129,000 jobs in March, amplifying concerns about hiring after a disappointing jobs report a month ago.

The red-hot economy shows some possible signs of cooling, particularly among small companies.

The Democratic presidential candidate would limit American families’ expenses to 7 percent of income regardless of how many children they have in care.

Employers kept hiring despite the partial government shutdown and the fading impact of corporate tax cuts.

The economy continued to show strength thanks to tax cuts, despite the stock market, trade wars and the partial government shutdown.

The pace of hiring slackened somewhat at large companies despite corporate tax cuts earlier this year.

Tax cuts and the booming economy continued to bolster payrolls despite the threat of a looming trade war.

The economy continued to grow in the wake of the new tax law.