The Social Security trust fund will be exhausted by the year 2041, a year earlier than projected, according to the program's trustees. The updated projections were part of the trustees' annual report, which also noted that the Medicare program will spiral into insolvency by the year 2020. The respective dates are when the trust funds for both Social Security and Medicare will have gone through the government bonds slated for retirement benefits for the roughly 78 million Baby Boomers. For Social Security, the threshold when benefits exceed monies being paid into program will occur in 2017 -- a year earlier than initially projected. Medicare passed that ominous threshold last year.
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The Internal Revenue Service, the Treasury and other parts of the government plan to phase out the use of paper checks for payments by the end of this month.
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The internal audit profession has been grappling with a greater array of responsibilities beyond checking up on corporate finances, including vetting companies' cybersecurity and use of artificial intelligence.
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Plus, AuditDashboard announces 8.0 release with Microsoft 365 and Copilot integration; Audit Sight releases new analytics module for insights; and other accounting tech updates.
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The program, designed for young accountants, begins September 24 and includes six virtual sessions worth 12 CPE credits.
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David Bundy announces retirement as Dean Dorton CEO; MassCPAs honors 2025 Women to Watch; and more news from across the profession.
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License to steal; roll the Tape; Kings and Queens and cons; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
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