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Health and Wellness I’m 78-years-old and my memory is ‘razor sharp’—I do 5 things every day for a healthy brain
No matter what your age is, you may have experienced an occasional memory challenge, like misplacing your car keys or walking into a room and forgetting why you’re there.
I became a millionaire at age 27—these common money tips ‘need to die because they are keeping us broke’
You’ve probably heard that millennials are the first generation to be worse off than their parents, and it’s true.
Trying hard has become unfashionable in the workplace. How did we get here?
“There’s no point” or “They won’t let us”. If these phrases sound familiar, it could be learned helplessness, a phenomenon where people stop trying after repeated rejections, writer Maelyn Lagman says.
Dutch accountants fined millions by US regulator for exam fraud
The Dutch arms of three major accountancy firms – Deloitte, PwC and EY – have been fined millions of dollars after hundreds of staff in the Netherlands were found to have cheated in mandatory professional exams.
New tax rules for internet platforms
Why I forced myself to start wearing nice clothes to the office again
With no clear corporate uniform, we have entered the age of “vibe-based” dressing, a business owner says.
VAT: Will UAE businesses have to factor in multiple charges in a single supply?
Every supply – whether of goods or services – has four possible VAT treatments: standard-rated, zero-rated, exempt or outside the scope of VAT.
UAE eases first-year corporate tax rollout with late registration penalty waiver
Businesses can avoid fines if initial tax returns filed in 7 months of first tax period
Republican proposal to abolish PCAOB sparks debate
The plan is part of a wider reform effort supporting President Trump’s deregulatory agenda.
