Whatever business you are in, tax forms are part of your job, especially between January and April. People often confuse tax Forms W-2 and W-4, as they relate to one anot... Read More
The Fair Labor Standards Act provides guidelines for payroll documentation and retention for three years. The IRS recommends that businesses retain payroll information a... Read More
Approximately 11% of working, adult Americans are full-time independent contractors and this number is increasing, which means there will be more people who need to work... Read More
Wondering how the recent changes in taxes will impact you? With the final bill of the latest tax plan coming in at $1.46 trillion, most Americans want to know what will h... Read More
It's that time of the month again-the end of a pay period. That means you've got to issue those paychecks again. Using a professional and well-designed paycheck s... Read More
The number of self-employed people in the United States is forecasted to triple by 2020, and your company may be currently using independent contractors, or is thinking a... Read More
Tax season is one of the most stressful times of the year, however, it doesn't have to be. Your W-2 form will provide you with most of the information you need to fil... Read More
Thinking about buying a car? Unless you're paying in cash, one of the first things you'll have to finish is getting an auto loan, but, do you qualify for one? Ban... Read More
While many people love their jobs, it might not surprise you to find out that most people don't think they make enough money. That could be because when they got thei... Read More
A pay stub or payslip itemizes wages and taxes for your employees to see and understand clearly. It is a useful tool for employers and employees alike. As an employee, it... Read More
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