Here are your Articles for September 25, 2026.
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What Employers Should Know About Business-Related Frequent Flyer Miles Frequent flyer miles earned through business travel can raise questions about whether employees' personal use of rewards counts as taxable income. We revisit the IRS's longstanding enforcement policy and explain notable exceptions, the tax treatment of cash and cash-equivalent rewards, and why employers should adopt clear travel rewards policies.
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401(k) Loans: What to Know Before You Borrow Borrowing from a 401(k) plan may provide quick access to cash, but it can also affect long-term retirement savings and trigger tax consequences if the loan isn't repaid as required. This article explains key rules for 401(k) loans, highlights important risks to consider and offers practical guidelines for deciding whether borrowing is the right choice.
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Why That's Brilliant! Suggestion Boxes Still Work Suggestion boxes can work wonders. They cost little to set up and, over time, at least a few of your employees' ideas will likely save your company money and help it operate more efficiently. This article offers eight steps to a successful suggestion box program. A sidebar provides a brief history of the suggestion box, which starts in 1894.
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Understanding the Need for Key Employee Insurance Does your business depend largely on the special skills and personalities of a few key people? What would happen if you suddenly lost those people? Could your business survive? One way to protect your company is with key employee insurance. Not familiar with this coverage? Read on to learn more.
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