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The three elected members of the Bexar Appraisal District's board of directors (from left) Naomi Elizabeth Miller, Erika Hizel and Robert Bruce are sworn in for the first time in Bexar County history. Credit: Scott Ball / San Antonio Report

Images of multimedia performance ensemble Urban-15, the author of "The Day My Mother Never Came Home" and more make up the past week's top photos.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) is calling on publicly traded companies to report employee compensation. And that's not all.

The U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) handed down enough precedent-breaking decisions this spring to make anyone's head spin. The upshot: Businesses can expect to

Upward Climb with Uphill Struggles: 2024 Deloitte Corporate Travel Study reports that "travel spend could grow by 8% to 12% in 2024. ... Frequency per

Images of San Pedro Springs Park, the Balcones Heights Jazz Festival, produce farmed at Mission San Juan and more make up the past week's top photos.

Companies are sending their “road warriors” out at a rate not seen since 2019. A new study shows companies are allocating more of their budgets for travel costs through 2024 and into next year.

Businesses that spent on capital improvements in 2023 and earlier were able to take advantage of 80% to 100% write-off rates. Waiting until next year when the bonus depreciation rate dips to 40% will only cost companies more in tax savings.

Fully integrated, automated payments! A dream goal for of many CFOs and controllers. Imagine how much more mission-critical work finance staffers could dig into?

Here's a common scenario: An individual leaves one employer for another. The previous employer offered a 401(k) plan.