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1 Accounting Principals Workonomix Survey 2013 March 13, 2013
2 Survey Background & Methodology Background Accounting Principals polled 1,020 working Americans about the impact of the changes to the payroll tax, their spending habits, and their likelihood to work with an accountant in Methodology This telephone survey was conducted by Braun Research on behalf of Accounting Principals among a nationally representative sample of 1,020 employed Americans aged 18 and older. The survey was fielded between February 15 th and 19 th, Results have a margin of error of +/- 3.1% at the 95% confidence level. *Note: Not all respondents answered all questions. Each question is marked with its respective base size in the footnotes of each slide. Slide 2
3 Working Americans are taking steps to deal with a reduced paycheck The payroll tax changes that took effect January 1, 2013 have a big impact on working Americans and as a result, many are cutting back on expenses. On average, working Americans are taking home $130 less per month. As a result, their social life is suffering the most. Many have been forced to cut back on going out to bars and restaurants (20 percent) and eating lunch out (19 percent). Interestingly, nearly one quarter (22 percent) of working Americans have not cut back on their spending at all. For American workers, retirement funds are no longer just for retirement. Over a quarter (28 percent) of the American workforce has prematurely pulled from their 401(k). American workers are tapping into their savings to cover a number of expenses including unexpected healthcare costs (25 percent), home or car repair (27 percent), and needing money during unemployment (22 percent). o Men (29 percent) are nearly twice as likely as women (15 percent) to cite unemployment as the reason for prematurely taking money out of their retirement fund. Interestingly, there is a notable subset of Americans who are willing to pull from their retirement funds for nonessentials. Nearly two in 10 (16 percent) working Americans said they have used their 401(k) for leisure expenses such as remodeling, buying a second home, buying a boat or vacationing. Slide 3
4 Workplace spending is tough for Americans to avoid Working Americans need to spend to make it through the day. The majority (82 percent) of the American workforce buys coffee regularly to the tune of roughly $20 a week, and 89 percent eat lunch averaging more than $35 a week. Money spent on coffee and lunch by working Americans has remained consistent year over year. Working Americans spent an average of $21.32 on coffee and $36.17 on lunch in Working Americans spent an average of $21 on coffee and $37 on lunch in Younger working Americans are especially likely to buy on the go items like coffee and lunch during the work week compared to their older counterparts. Four in 10 (40 percent) working Americans age say they spend $21 or more per week on coffee compared to just 11 percent of workers age Working Americans age are also far more likely to spend the most on lunch. Over four in 10 (44 percent) spend more than $41 per week on lunch compared to only 16 percent of those age When it comes to spending at work, food continues to be Americans biggest drain on their wallet. The majority of Americans (65 percent) say going out to lunch or buying snacks is their biggest spending pitfall at work. Half (51 percent) of working Americans say eating lunch out is their biggest spending pitfall while on the job, compared to other spending on happy hours (5 percent) and shopping during work (8 percent). Snacking is the biggest pitfall for 14 percent of working Americans. Snack attacks are also more likely to affect older workers than younger 21 percent of those ages say buying snacks is their biggest spending pitfall at work while just 10 percent of those ages admit to this. Slide 4
5 Many are paying more attention to where their money is being spent Americans are willing to shell out dollars to make sure they get the most from their tax returns. More than four in 10 (44 percent) working Americans will go to an accountant to prepare their taxes this year, primarily because they want the biggest refund possible. Over half (53 percent) said they won t do their own taxes this year because they want to make sure they get the biggest refund. Men (52 percent) are more likely than women (44 percent) to do their own taxes in 2013, while women (47 percent) are more likely than men (41 percent) to go to an accountant. Tread carefully when asking coworkers to buy stuff on behalf of your kids; not all working Americans are happy to open their wallets on the job. Americans have a love-hate relationship when it comes to supporting your kid s fundraising pursuits. While nearly one quarter (24 percent) of working Americans will buy anything your kid is selling such as cookies, wrapping paper and popcorn, 27 percent hate being asked to buy products from your kids because they feel pressured to buy it or they don t need the product. The remaining 49 percent of Americans will only consider buying a product if they like it. Income plays a role in working American s willingness to buy from colleagues. Those at lower income levels are less willing to buy a product if asked. Only 16 percent of those who make between $30K-$50K say that if they are asked, they will buy it versus 28 percent of those earning $75K-$100K and 25 percent for those making $100K or more. Slide 5
6 MAIN FINDINGS Working Americans are taking steps to deal with a reduced paycheck Slide 6
7 Payroll Tax Increases are Affecting American s Social Life 2012 Which of the following, if any, have you cut back on MOST since your paycheck was reduced due to payroll tax changes on January 1, 2013? 2013 On average, working Americans are taking home $130 less per month as a result of the payroll tax changes. Men (7 percent) are twice as likely as women (3 percent) to cut back on contributing to their retirement since their paychecks were reduced by payroll taxes. Women (16 percent) are twice as likely as men (7 percent) to cut back on spending money on clothes as a result of the newly instituted payroll taxes. Nearly one quarter (22 percent) of working Americans have not cut back on their spending at all Q10) Given the payroll tax changes that took effect January 1, 2013, after taxes, how much less money are you taking home per month? (N=989) Q11) Which of the following, if any, have you cut back on MOST since your paycheck was reduced due to payroll tax changes on January 1, 2013? (N=1020) Slide 7
8 Retirement Funds are No Longer Reserved for Retirement Over a quarter (28 percent) of the American workforce has prematurely pulled from their 401(k). American workers are tapping into their retirement savings to cover: 28% Unemployment Expenses 22% Healthcare Costs 25% Home/Car Repairs 27% Q4) Have you ever prematurely taken money out of (i.e. cashed out/borrowed against) your retirement fund (i.e. 401(k) or IRA)? (N=1020) Q5) Which of the following, if any, are reasons why you prematurely took money out of your retirement fund (i.e. 401(k) or IRA)? (N=1020) Slide 8
9 Some Working Americans Treat Themselves at the Expense of their Retirement Funds There is a notable subset of Americans who are willing to pull from their retirement dollars for nonessentials expenses. Which of the following, if any, are reasons why you prematurely took money out of your retirement fund (i.e. 401(k) or IRA)? Nearly one in six (16 percent) working Americans said they have used their 401(k) for leisure expenses such as remodeling, buying a second home, buying a boat or vacationing. Q5) Which of the following, if any, are reasons why you prematurely took money out of your retirement fund (i.e. 401(k) or IRA)? (N=1020) Slide 9
10 MAIN FINDINGS Workplace spending is tough for Americans to avoid Slide 10
11 Food is the Biggest Drain on American s Wallets Which of the following, if any, is your BIGGEST spending pitfall at work? The majority of Americans (65 percent) say going out to lunch or buying snacks is their biggest spending pitfall at work. Snacking is the biggest pitfall for 14 percent of working Americans. Snack attacks are also more likely to affect older workers than younger 21 percent of those ages say buying snacks is their biggest spending pitfall at work while just 10 percent of those ages admit to this. Q3) Which of the following, if any, is your BIGGEST spending pitfall at work? (N=1020) Slide 11
12 Working Americans Need to Spend on Food to Make it Through the Day The majority (82 percent) of the American workforce buys coffee regularly to the tune of roughly $20 a week, and 89 percent spend an average of more than $35 a week on lunch. Younger working Americans are much more likely than their older counterparts to spend $21 or more per week on coffee $$$$$$$$$ 40% $$$$$$$$$ 24% $$$$$$$$$ 17% $$$$$$$$$ 11% How much money do you spend per week on? Four in 10 (40 percent) working Americans age say they spend $21 or more per week on coffee compared to just 11 percent of workers age Money spent on coffee and lunch by working Americans has remained consistent year over year. Q1) How much money (in dollars) do you spend per week on coffee? (N=1020) Q2) How much money (in dollars) do you spend per week on lunch? (N=1020) Slide 12
13 MAIN FINDINGS Many are paying more attention to where their money is being spent Slide 13
14 Americans Will Shell Out Dollars to Make Sure They Get the Most from their Tax Returns More than four in 10 (44 percent) working Americans will go to an accountant to prepare their taxes this year, primarily because they want the biggest refund possible. How do you plan to/did you prepare your taxes in 2013? Why didn't/won't you do your own taxes in 2013? Q6) How do you plan to/did you prepare your taxes in 2013? (N=1020) Q7) Why didn't/won't you do your own taxes in 2013? (N=519) Slide 14
15 Think Twice Before Asking Your Coworker to Buy Something from You Tread carefully when asking coworkers to buy stuff on behalf of your kids; Americans have a love-hate relationship when it comes to supporting your kid s fundraising pursuits. Nearly one quarter (24 percent) of working Americans will buy anything your kid is selling, such as cookies, wrapping paper and popcorn. Nearly half (49 percent) of working Americans will only consider buying it if they like the product. However, 27 percent hate being asked to buy products for your kids because they feel pressured to buy or they don t need the product. Income plays a role in working Americans willingness to buy from colleagues. Those at lower income levels are less willing to buy a product if asked. Q8) What do you do when colleagues ask you to buy things their children are of their children (i.e. cookies, wrapping paper, popcorn, etc.)? (N=1020) Q9) How do you feel about buying products that coworkers are selling on behalf of their children (i.e. cookies, wrapping paper, popcorn, etc.)? (N=1020) Slide 15
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