A W-2 form, or wage and tax statement, is required by the IRS for tax purposes. Companies must issue a W-2 no later than January 31 to provide time to file your tax return and complete the verification process. If you have changed jobs in the past year, you are still...
If you’re like many Americans, you have looked down at your check stub and thought, “Why did so much money get taken out?!” You’re not alone on that. The reason is called deductions. Although they seem pesky, it is important to understand them and to know why they are...
You run your own business. You know how much time and effort goes into payroll. Whether it is weekly or monthly, the paycheck stub needs to be 100% accurate which can take time out of other tasks that you need to complete. Spending too much time with payroll can be...
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If you’ve accidentally filed an inaccurate Form 941, Form 941-X is what you need to set things right. As a business owner, the last thing you want to do is run afoul of the IRS. Unfortunately, with all of the complexity and pressure of filing your taxes, sometimes...
There’s more than one pay schedule you can use to pay an employee? But which one is right for you? In this article, we’ll talk about one of the most commonly used pay schedules, biweekly pay. What Is Biweekly Pay? Biweekly pay is when a business pays its employees...
