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Understanding Garnishments
State wage garnishment limits may differ from federal limits, in which case the smaller amount...
Exempt vs. Non-Exempt Employees
To figure out who has to get overtime, look to the job, not the way the employees are paid… Some...
How Payroll Cards Work
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How to Prevent Check Fraud
Positive pay is a check fraud detection service that allows you to take control of items clearing...
Understanding Form W-2
Employers must send a Form W-2 to every employee, whether they are fulltime or part-time… As an...
Can You Make Direct Deposit Mandatory?
In some states that allow employers to require direct deposit, the rules are very specific… 82 %...
Which Employees are Exempt from Tax Withholding?
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