Understanding Garnishments
State wage garnishment limits may differ from federal limits, in which case the smaller amount...
State wage garnishment limits may differ from federal limits, in which case the smaller amount...
Employers must send a Form W-2 to every employee, whether they are fulltime or part-time… As an...
In some states that allow employers to require direct deposit, the rules are very specific… 82 %...
Employees who perform domestic services in private homes are exempt from federal income tax...
The amount of taxes you reported during your lookback period dictates your deposit schedule —...
Both FSAs and HSAs operate like a personal savings account. However, the money in these accounts...
This information is especially important when reconciling employees’ wages and deductions with...
With geo-location, you know where each time clock punch occurred on a map… There are apps for...
Labor law postings can change at any time and failure to post up-to-date labor law postings can...
The IRS also has special guidance on independent contractors and employees… Whether you are...
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