The IRS has again dug in its heels in proposed regulations covering the new and improved W-4 and the withholding process. Here's what you need to know.
Employees don’t know pay periods; they know they get paid every two weeks. But there is a difference between paying biweekly, or 26 times a year, and semimonthly, or...
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....
It’s crunch time for 2020 payroll processes. If you're still having trouble digesting the changes to the W-4 and the withholding processes, we can help.
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...
Switching from the withholding calculator to the estimator will become more important, as the IRS transitions to the new W-4 and new withholding methods.
The second draft of the 2020 W-4 has arrived. And this is it. According to the IRS, the final form will not differ significantly from the second draft, which should be...
More payroll change is here: the IRS wants to bring back Form 1099-NEC, on which you would report payments to independent contractors as early as 2021.
The IRS considers information in no-match letters to be confidential tax information. But might that rule be broken to inform ICEof name and SSN mismatches?
