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What a difference a weekend makes: a Form 941 reprieve

03/30/2016
You get a two-day reprieve for filing your first-quarter Form 941—instead of the regular April 30 due date—forms are due on May 2, 2016. Here are some tips for completing your 941 forms. 

Small startups may credit research costs against FICA

03/28/2016
Thanks to the Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes Act of 2015, small startup businesses now qualify for the research and development tax credit.

The penalty for failing to e-file? Well, it depends

03/24/2016
Never give the IRS a choice about how to calculate penalties.

All-states chart on annual reconciliation/1099 filing dates

03/22/2016
This month’s chart lists states’ annual wage reconciliation and 1099 filing deadlines.

Employer can’t sue software company for payroll mistakes

03/21/2016
If you use commercial payroll software, beware.

TIGTA: IRS can do better with W-2 penalties

03/17/2016
No doubt, 2016 will be the most challenging year-end season in a long time.

Do good by doing right with 401(k) investment options

03/11/2016
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How I learned to stop worrying and love payroll

03/09/2016
Payroll isn’t for the faint of heart. Between federal and state taxes, and federal and state wage and hour law, there’s a lot to worry about.

IRS alerts Payroll and HR pros to W-2 phishing scheme

03/08/2016
The IRS warns Payroll and HR pros that a phishing email scheme has emerged that purports to be from company executives and requests personal information on employees.

Exempt salary limit regs slated for July release

03/07/2016
July 2016 is the target date for the Department of Labor’s final regulations that increase the guaranteed weekly salary employees must earn to be considered exempt employees under the Fair Labor Standards Act.