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For decades, payroll departments have used two basic principles to withhold income taxes from employees’ pay. That’s about to change, thanks to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. The TJCA suspends the personal exemption amount, which doubles as the annual withholding allowance amount, through 2025. Critical flaw: The TCJA omitted granting authority to the IRS to require all employees to refile their W-4s with their employers. This anomaly has left employers and the IRS in a bind, since two radically different W-4s will be valid come next Jan.1; all pre-2020 withholding-allowance based W-4s and the 2020 W-4 (which is shaping up to be entirely different).
November 14, 2019 — Nancy Delogu
Nancy Delogu answers tricky questions about wage garnishments, worker's compensation, remote worker regulations, and employee record retention.
November 13, 2019 — Pat DiDomenico
The two keys to greater use of your company benefits: constant communication and the right kind of communication. Here are five tips to achieve those goals.
November 12, 2019 — Alice Gilman
Not much of a choice, is it? Hard to believe, but it’s November. Which means now is the perfect time to think about the impending payroll year-end season. Here’s some help to get you on your...
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