Payroll pro & con: Switching third-party providers
Outsourcing payroll operations to a third party is a common business strategy. Of course, you remain liable to the IRS and state tax agencies if your third-party payroll provider gets it wrong and there’s no indemnity clause in your service contract. You may also find yourself needing to switch providers. How do you evaluate a third party if you’re thinking of switching?
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