Category: Payroll and Taxes

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The FAST Recovery Act might affect fast food minimum wage. But what does it do, exactly? Learn more about how it may affect employers.
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Physical paychecks provide employers with many more challenges than one might expect. What's an employer to do?
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Anxious to know when will you get your W-2s? It's not exact, but if you're feeling antsy, here are a few tips.
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Out of state employees are becoming more and more common. What should employers do to stay compliant while retaining their workers?
Today is Tax Day, but the Treasury and IRS extended the deadline for the federal income tax filing and payments for the year 2020 to mid-May.
The California minimum wage is increasing. But there are other aspects to factor in, too.
Big misunderstandings about the rules have created some pretty gnarly overtime myths. We present the facts, so you can manage OT right.
You don’t have to get so bogged down by the HR end of things that you forget what you went into business for in the first place. This is why the PEO—Professional Employment Organization—exists.
Whether it’s 15 minutes or an hour, time theft is theft. It’s accepting payment for work that has not been performed.