As predictably as the sun will rise tomorrow, every April 15 the local news will show people lined up at post offices frantically getting their 1040s in the mail...
Q. Several of our employees have been issued company credit cards, intended to be used for company-related business only. However, one employee has occasionally used his...
If you have employees away on extended military deployments or who will train for two weeks this summer as members of the National Guard or Reserve, you face tricky...
Three federal agencies—the IRS, the Department of Labor and the Department of Health and Human Services—hold sway over group health plans. Each agency has...
Tax auditors generate lots of paper and electronic files during audits. You can use those resources to your advantage during post-audit penalty negotiations with an IRS...
Some, but not all of your Forms 1099-MISC, must be provided to payees and filed with the IRS by Jan. 31, 2017—28 days from now. Your goal: to file all of your...
For Payroll, next month will put meaning to the phrase “stupid busy.” So, to avoid the annual onslaught of questions from employees about their W-2s, you...
The Social Security Administration has announced that the taxable wage base for the Social Security portion of FICA will increase to $128,700 in 2018. The amount...
The Social Security Administration has announced that the 2017 taxable wage base for the Social Security portion of FICA increases to $127,200. That’s a 7.34%...
The IRS has taken the boredom out of the last, torrid days of summer 2016 by releasing its annual priority guidance plan—its business plan, in tax lingo—for...
