Larry the Payroll Guy, Author at AccuPay | Payroll and Tax Services

Payroll

We have recently noticed that organizations, in general, are paying more and more workers “off the payroll” as “1099 employees”—-which is an oxymoron since a worker is generally either an…

New W-4 Employer Requirements

December 11, 2019

AccuPay has written 2 previous PayDay educational emails about the brand new and totally different W-4 form which is effective January of 2020. As you read this final PayDay on…

SUTA Rate Notices For 2020

December 10, 2019

Taxes, Unemployment

The Indiana Department of Workforce Development recently mailed out 2020 “Merit Rate Notices” to all applicable Indiana employers. You and AccuPay need to take the following action steps in response to…

Quarterbacking Your 401K Plan

June 26, 2019

401K, Employee Benefits

401K plans are complex and require that all the various service providers to the plan be “on the same page”. These “qualified” plans, along with 403b and 457 government plans,…

Indiana County Income Taxes Increased

October 31, 2018

In Indiana, it’s important to review your employees’ county tax withholdings at the beginning of each year to ensure that accurate county taxes are withheld with each payroll. Below is…

Review Your 2020 Tax Targets

October 1, 2018

Now is an excellent time for both employees and employers to make sure they will reach their payroll, tax and financial objectives for calendar year 2020. The following items should…

How to Develop a Job Description

September 17, 2018

HR Management

A job description is a useful tool that describes the tasks, duties, functions and responsibilities of a position. It outlines who performs a specific task, how that task is to…

GAO WARNS – CHECK YOUR TAXES!

August 28, 2018

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) recently conducted a tax withholding “audit” for 2018 and now warns that over 32 million taxpayers can expect to owe more federal income tax when they…

Audit Your I-9’s Before ICE Does

August 15, 2018

HR Management