How Payroll Should Handle the 2020 Leap Year
With 2020 comes an extra day, and for some employers, this presents a challenge. Depending on how the calendar falls, and how often you process...
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What to Expect with the New 2019 Form W-4
Editor's note: Post updated 12.14.18 to include the most up-to-date information. However, since this time, the IRS released a new 2020 version. Learn...
Why Your Employees Need A “Paycheck Checkup”
If you’re like most people, you probably haven’t updated your W-4 in a long time. Unless you’ve changed jobs or undergone a life-changing event such...
The Waiting Game: What EEOC Regulations May Mean for Wellness Programs
Do you currently offer a wellness program for your employees? Thinking about starting one? Without question, the fallout from a recent lawsuit will...
Wisconsin Could Be the First State to Make Cash Tips Tax-Free
Wisconsin lawmakers introduced legislation that would eliminate income tax liabilities for tipped wages paid in cash. If it passes, Wisconsin could...
Wisconsin Cracks Down on Payroll Fraud Epidemic
Last month marked the end of the 2018 tax season, but it also marked the beginning of new statewide initiative in Wisconsin. On tax day, Governor...
IRS Warns Taxpayers of ‘Dirty Dozen’ Tax Scams
Each year, the IRS compiles a list of “Dirty Dozen” tax scams to warn taxpayers of the year’s most aggressive and evolving schemes. While taxpayers...
New Legislation Would Give Tax Breaks for Student Loan Assistance
Recently, more companies have started adding student loan assistance to their employee benefits package. And it’s for good reason, considering...
IRS Waives Penalties for Under-Withheld 2018 Taxes
When you file your tax returns this season, you may realize you’re one of the many taxpayers whose 2018 withholdings and estimated tax payments fell...
