IRS Releases New Form W-4 in 2020
The form is divided into 5 steps. The only two steps required for all employees are Step 1, where...
The form is divided into 5 steps. The only two steps required for all employees are Step 1, where...
Effective January 1, 2020, more than 20 states, including Ohio, will increase minimum wage rates....
Now is the time to start preparations for a successful Year-End by reviewing the employee...
If you’d like to present your employees with a physical check, Direct Deposits can be shut off for...
Updated 2020 Wage and Deferral Limits have been released, including FICA, Unemployment Tax,...
Employers also should be aware that many states and municipalities have enacted their own higher...
80% of workers would “choose a job with benefits over an identical job that offered 30 percent...
Double check for terminations. What are your state’s rules on final wages? Is severance pay due?...
Employers must provide equal compensation to men and women who perform identical or substantially...
The Department estimates that 1.2 million additional workers will be entitled to minimum wage and...
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