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IRS warns against health plans’ double dipping

12/20/2016
Double dips are great for ice cream cones, but not group health benefits.

Time to chuck your old Forms I-9

12/20/2016
It’s time to put I-9 forms with a 03/08/2013 expiration date in the recycling bin.

In the Payroll Mailbag …

12/20/2016
The wrong SSN … Payments in January for December work

IRS goes all in on failure-to-file penalties

12/20/2016
If you intentionally fail to e-file information returns when you’re required to do so, you will be socked with a failure-to-file penalty.

Worksheet for 2016 Forms W-3/941

12/20/2016
Use this worksheet to reconcile your four quarterly 941s and W-2s, so the amounts you report to the SSA and the IRS match.

Be a payroll hero to employees

12/20/2016
A little goodwill now goes a long way toward burnishing your credibility.

Scammers target Payroll–here’s what you should do

12/20/2016
The opening of tax season is a bonanza for identity thieves. There are ways to protect against it.

2017 tax rates: It always pays to plan ahead

12/20/2016
Employees can take a lot of the guesswork out of their 2017 income tax liability by ensuring that their W-4s are accurate.

White House pledge pushes gender pay equity

12/15/2016
The movement toward equal pay for women seems to have picked up steam.

Year-over-year base pay grew 3.1% in November

12/01/2016
Median annual base pay in the United States grew 3.1% year over year in November to $51,372.