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Fiserv leverages corporate citizenship to create pipeline of tech talent (slideshow)
The Fortune 500 company has been making waves in New Jersey since at least September 2021, when it received a $109 million tax incentive award from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority to open a new office in Berkeley Heights.
New year means new tax code tweaks
We spoke with some experts to find out what they are and how business owners can prepare.
State law changes affect partnerships, S corporations
These adjustments could have a significant impact on New Jersey resident and nonresident taxpayers who have investments in businesses.
For businesses, ties to a location could trigger unexpected liability
Tech advances like remote work and e-commerce have enabled firms to dramatically expand their reach, but they also open them up to unexpected income and sales taxes.
A growing company should review its structure, experts advise
Setting up a new venture as, say, a sole proprietorship, may have made sense initially — but as a successful company grows, an outdated business structure could mean unnecessary tax and other costs.
Metuchen-based MouthWatch takes lead in teledentistry
Like the rest of the health care industry, the pandemic prompted many dentists to embrace technology as patients were reluctant to seek care in-person.
Why health care providers of all sizes can’t afford not to comply with HIPAA
With the average cost of a cyberattack at $4.24 million in 2021, and with the health care sector the hardest-hit by ransomware attacks in 2021, it is hard to believe every health care provider does not include Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act compliance as a top priority.
Community banks adapt to changing times
Particularly coming out of the pandemic, with its boost in the adoption of digital processes and conveniences in all facets of life, the time to innovate or suffer the consequences is nigh.
Cross River Bank seeks to build on community partnerships in 2023
“Success is not just defined by Cross River’s ability to be profitable,” said Phil Goldfeder, senior vice president, Global Public Affairs. “Success is defined by our ability to serve the communities we’re trying to serve.”
Where is NJ’s economy headed? OceanFirst CEO weighs in
NJBIZ recently spoke with Christopher Maher, who's also the current chair of the New Jersey Bankers Association, about the challenges businesses will likely face in 2023.
Desperately seeking doctors
A spike in health care demand prompted by the “graying” of America – coupled with an exit of many burned-out nurses and doctors, and a baby-boomer retirement wave – is spurring a health care professional shortage.
Health care providers turning to outcome-based compensation models
Historically, the compensation model for physicians and others in the industry has been: The more they do, the more they get paid. But skyrocketing national health care costs has spurred a change.
