So far, employees are really, really unhappy with their tax refunds, or lack thereof. And almost everyone is pointing their finger at the 2018 withholding tables.
Exactly one week after you filed your W-2s with the Social Security Administration, the IRS clarified that employers’ moving expense reimbursements didn’t need to be...
401k and HRA changes are part of the new proposed compensation and benefits regulations and related guidance issued by the IRS, the Department of Labor and the...
The work environment has become much more complicated, which means that W-2s are complicated, too. To help you along with your W-2 travails, we’ve created what we...
Now that it’s W-2 time, you should anticipate that someone somewhere is trying to get your data. Let’s take a look at how the tax scam landscape is shaping up this...
W-2s must be provided to employees by the end of the month and must be filed with the Social Security Administration by the end of the month, too. In light of this time...
As you fight your way into the mall parking lot, consider that mall stores (and you, too, if employees drive to work and park in a lot at your office building) must now,...
The IRS has released the 2019 Notice 1036, which contains the official 2019 withholding allowance amounts, and the 2019 Form W-4, which—as promised—doesn’t vary...
Timing has not been the IRS’ strong suit lately. It’s waited until December to release key 2018 payroll guidance. Not to mention that time is ticking down on the...
Nope, this isn’t about inclement weather policies or “Game of Thrones.” It’s about the IRS again signaling its intentions to significantly disrupt the income tax...
Who could forget tax day 2018? The IRS’ computers crashed unexpectedly, leaving procrastinating taxpayers up the creek without an e-paddle. The Tax Inspector General...
The IRS has waited till mid-November to release its inflation adjustments to the tax rates and other fringe benefits. Here’s how things shake out for next year.
