Choosing Between Biweekly and Semimonthly Payroll

Choosing Between Biweekly and Semimonthly Payroll

When it comes to payroll, there are generally four methods available for business owners: weekly, biweekly, semimonthly, and monthly. And while choosing a pay period can be an important decision for a small business,...
Minimum Wage Increase January 2019

Minimum Wage Increase January 2019

January 1, 2019 will bring about another minimum wage increase. CA’s change is due to Law SB3 which increases the minimum wage to $15.00 per hour for large employers by the year 2022. Firms with 25 or fewer employees must meet this minimum pay rate by 2023....
New CA Split Shift Premium Update

New CA Split Shift Premium Update

While there has yet to be any official legal action to put it into IWC Wage Order, a recent update to the terminology regarding split shift premiums on the California Labor Commissioner’s Office website has many preparing for just such a change to take place in the...
5 Payroll Fraud Ploys

5 Payroll Fraud Ploys

You may think payroll fraud to be nearly impossible to accomplish – after all, it’s money that visibly comes out of your account, passes your books, and should be obvious to detect, right? Wrong. While payroll fraud is more difficult to execute, unfortunately it’s...
7 Steps to Obeying Nanny Tax Laws

7 Steps to Obeying Nanny Tax Laws

Most of us when we think of the word “nanny” picture a twenty-something college student, watching the kids during the weekdays for cash before she heads home for the night. Rarely, if ever, do we think “employee, with payroll, a time-card, and W-2”. But did you know...
Check Your Payroll Withholding – Things Have Changed

Check Your Payroll Withholding – Things Have Changed

With the recent Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) that was passed back in November of 2017, we’ve been dedicated to covering every available aspect of the new tax law as the information becomes available. Today’s topic? The small, but crucial changes to the rules of...

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