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House Republicans have made public a bill that would repeal the Affordable Care Act’s individual mandate. The bill, which would provide refundable tax credits to help people buy insurance, would attempt to maintain protections for people with pre-existing conditions.

The Internal Revenue Service audited a little more than 1 million people last year, marking the sixth straight year the number has fallen. The agency has lost employees in recent years as its budget has decreased.

More Americans have switched jobs recently than in the last few years, with around half a million people moving from one job to another in the fourth quarter. Some workers are moving to different jobs within the same industry, but […]

The Dow Jones industrial average has continued its monthslong rally, surging past a high of 21,000 and recording its fastest ever 1,000-point rise, which took just 24 trading sessions.

Promoting an employee too early may leave them unprepared for the job at hand, while waiting too long can cause other problems. This article looks at eight indications an employee is ready for a promotion.

Mastering these skills can help staff accountants set themselves apart and possibly earn higher pay and a promotion.

Robo-advisers have become an important segment of the financial services industry. Publications issued Thursday by the Securities and Exchange Commission provide guidance to investment advisers who operate robo-advisers and investors who use their services.

Incorporating digital learning activities into your professional development plan can help you maintain relevance in your career. Busy daily routines can limit opportunities for professional growth, but digital learning offers flexibility that a traditional classroom can’t.

Is your organization disrupted by bullying or other damaging behaviors? These six strategies can help you take a stand.