OSHA 300 Needs to be Posted by Feb 1

by Steve Scheu @ Time and Pay

Fri Jan 19 10:30:57 PST 2018

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) mandates that all employers with more than 10 employees—except those in exempt low-risk industries—must maintain a record of work-related injuries and illnesses. Those who are required to maintain these records use OSHA’s Form 300- Log of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses,  or an equivalent or state-specific form. A summary […]

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Paychex Named One of the World’s Most Ethical Companies® by the Ethisphere Institute for the 10th Time

by Becky Cania @ Paychex Newsroom

Mon Feb 19 08:32:08 PST 2018

For the 10th year in a row, Paychex has been recognized by the Ethisphere Institute as one of the 2018 World’s Most Ethical Companies.

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Direct Deposit snafu

by GrayRabbit @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 21:29:42 PDT 2016

Follow-up:   I did get Wells-Fargo to confirm that they indeed had an "issue" with their DirectPay service...as to what that issue was, no one seems to know.  Worse, no one would talk with our HR department or firm partners about it.  

Not satisfied with that answer, it sounds like our management will be pursuing a different bank.  

Direct Deposit snafu

by GrayRabbit @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 12:18:51 PDT 2016

It's funny ADP gets mentioned -- my cousins work for Paychex. ;)  but at my previous jobs, they used ADP.  14 years, only one glitch.  

Are Interns Supposed to be Paid?

by Steve Scheu @ Time and Pay

Tue Feb 20 05:28:50 PST 2018

It is not unusual for for-profit employers to bring on interns to work at their company. In not too distant past years, in general, many employers assumed the intern would not be paid. They worked for the valuable experience. However during the Obama administration, due to actions by the Dept. of Labor, employers needed to […]

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Paychex | IHS Markit Small Business Employment Watch: Small Business Job Growth and Wages Moderate in February

by Lisa Fleming @ Paychex Newsroom

Tue Mar 06 05:34:55 PST 2018

After an uptick to start the year, the Paychex | IHS Markit Small Business Employment Watch saw small declines in jobs and wage growth in February.

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Common Tax Credits and Tax Deductions – How to Qualify for and Claim Your Eligible Tax Deductions

by Ryan Guina @ Cash Money Life | Personal Finance, Investing, & Career

Tue Feb 20 04:07:16 PST 2018

Thank you H&R Block for sponsoring this post. While this was a sponsored opportunity from H&R Block, all content and opinions expressed here are my own. Note: all tax information refers to the 2017 tax season and is accurate at the time of publication. The American Tax system is complicated. But sometimes the aspects that ... Read More about Common Tax Credits and Tax Deductions – How to Qualify for and Claim Your Eligible Tax Deductions

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Direct Deposit snafu

by anthony7445 @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 10:41:39 PDT 2016

i've had Wells Fargo for for nearly 20 years.  most of that time i've had direct deposit.  have never had a direct deposit snafu.  not once.  

Will the Courts Accept a Jury Duty Excuse Letter If You’re in a Pinch?

by Rachel Gray @ Payroll Tips, Training, and News

Mon Mar 19 05:10:23 PDT 2018

Sometimes, you or your employees’ personal responsibilities conflict with your business. For many small businesses, if you miss work or lose an employee for an extended period of time, there can be harmful effects on productivity in the workplace. But if you or an employee are called in for jury duty, you might not have […]

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Direct Deposit snafu

by DustinB3403 @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 12:35:21 PDT 2016

Yeah, everywhere I have been employed at has used ADP, and working in IT, the only issues I've had seen with "them" wasn't in their control. 

Dead time clock, no internet or some other issue out of their control. ADP has been wonderful IMO. 

Ministry Budget Planning

by Jan Koenig @ Indiana District LCMSIndiana District LCMS

Wed Mar 21 03:45:58 PDT 2018

THIS past week we held our spring Board of Directors Meeting!  All BOD meetings are important and this one was no exception!  We considered our Ministry Budget Plan for 2018-2019 (Remember we operate on a fiscal year beginning April 1…

my office is moving … to my boss’s house

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Thu Mar 22 09:30:55 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I work for a small company with two full-time employees, two part-time, and a weekly bookkeeper. My boss is wealthy, mercurial, and often out of the office or traveling. Recently, he announced that he has decided to move our office from our (already small) space into his duplex apartment, which is supposed […]

my office is moving … to my boss’s house was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Maria Ilina Joins Time & Pay’s Sales Staff

by Steve Scheu @ Time and Pay

Tue Jan 23 12:28:05 PST 2018

Maria Ilina Joins Time & Pay’s Sales Staff Time & Pay is pleased to announce Maria Ilina has joined our sales department. Maria studied economics and finance at ETSU, and graduated with an MBA in 2008. She has since worked in financial services, and served as the head coach of the men’s and women’s tennis teams […]

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Direct Deposit snafu

by DustinB3403 @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 10:46:20 PDT 2016

Direct Deposit Snafu, sounds like your employer didn't pay their payroll taxes, or the account simply didn't have enough money. 

Time & Pay Implements New Withholding Tax Rates

by Steve Scheu @ Time and Pay

Fri Jan 19 11:11:34 PST 2018

Time & Pay Implements 2018 Payroll Withholding Tax Rates? On Dec 22, 2017, President Trump signed into law the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that will, as determined by the Tax Policy Center, cut income taxes for 143 million Americans. The law went into effect January 1, 2018. On Jan 11, 2018 the IRS released the new tax tables […]

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What You Need to Know About a Qualifying Life Event

by Rachel Gray @ Payroll Tips, Training, and News

Mon Mar 12 05:10:40 PDT 2018

Employees have a window of time each year to sign up for certain types of employer-sponsored insurance. Although this open enrollment period takes place at the end of each year for all employees, an employee can add or remove coverage at any time of the year if they have a qualifying life event. What is […]

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Assets Business Newsletter Vol. 4 – January/February 2018

by Tricia Hansen @ CenterState Bank

Tue Jan 23 12:08:06 PST 2018

5 Steps to Developing Brand Ambassadors If you’ve spent any time analyzing your organization’s Facebook page analytics, you know that it is becoming increasingly difficult to reach your fan base. Even the most active brands producing engaging content can struggle to reach 10 percent of their fans with a given post. The first step towards […]

should being on reality TV disqualify a job candidate?

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Mon Mar 12 07:59:25 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I’m currently on a hiring committee for a newly established role in my division. It’s designed for someone with a marketing background, but involves a lot of direct interaction with clients on projects. This person will manage a team within our marketing department, and it’s a relatively senior position. We’ve had our […]

should being on reality TV disqualify a job candidate? was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

how can I stop resenting my friend who doesn’t have to work?

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 27 07:59:05 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I have a good friend, Arya, who has been taking some time off work for a few years now. Basically, she doesn’t need to work to get by like you and I do. Her spouse makes really good money at an international company, and his salary affords them a generous lifestyle of […]

how can I stop resenting my friend who doesn’t have to work? was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

I hate the idea of networking — it feels slimy

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 13 09:30:58 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I’m a college student, so I’m very early in my professional career, but so far I’ve already had trouble overcoming my aversion/distaste/ineptitude for networking. I’ve only done one summer internship, but I’m always hearing that the only real way to get jobs and find success professionally is through “networking”—a challenge for me, […]

I hate the idea of networking — it feels slimy was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Direct Deposit snafu

by Josh_Your_IT_Guy @ Spiceworks Community

Tue Apr 05 03:53:17 PDT 2016

We use ADP and they conveniently forgot to pay Social Security. It was being removed from our checks, but we all got letters from SS stating no money was deposited into our accounts. Trying to fix it is fun, you call them and get put into a "let me transfer you" circle.

what can I say to job candidates who are stalking me outside of work?

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Mon Mar 12 10:59:18 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I work for a company known for its unbelievable perks and benefits. Every time a job opens up, we get thousands of applications. Candidates are becoming increasingly aggressive to stand out. Hundreds of them (literally) have purchased Facebook ads or LinkedIn promoted posts to get their information in front of current employees. […]

what can I say to job candidates who are stalking me outside of work? was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

will it hurt me to apply for multiple jobs at the same company?

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Wed Mar 14 10:59:03 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I’ve been trying to start a career at the entry-level in a difficult industry to break into for quite some time. I wasn’t as tenacious as I should have been in my initial round of applications nearly a year ago, but now I’m finally ready to jump on every listing that fits […]

will it hurt me to apply for multiple jobs at the same company? was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Direct Deposit snafu

by Josh of RTS @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 14:42:59 PDT 2016

We use Ceridian here and never seen an issue and they are dealing with 17k employees for my employer. Though I'm not a fan of their W-2 retrieval tool and their payroll site is a little outdated looking but they are effective.

Direct Deposit snafu

by Brandon Svec @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 10:56:54 PDT 2016

Hard to know for sure, but it does seem like maybe the company didn't move funds on time or missed a deadline and that delayed the deposits. On the other hand, I don't suppose WF is so perfect to never have an issue on their end.

I’m afraid to show any weakness at work

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 27 09:30:36 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I’m a director at my company, responsible for four staff members and my own department. I have been in this director role for about 16 months, and prior to this I was an assistant director responsible for two people … but I had someone above me who shaped the department and basically […]

I’m afraid to show any weakness at work was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Direct Deposit snafu

by Phillip186 @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 11:42:26 PDT 2016

The only times we have had that issue at our bank is when the company paying the payroll either put the wrong process date in the file or sent it in after cut off... When this happens if they dont have a lot of employees we send out wires, if they do have a lot they send a new file to run that night...

Direct Deposit snafu

by Jeff Jones @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 12:39:31 PDT 2016

"WelcometoWELLSFARGO!" they yell now anytime you walk in. Makes me feel.... right at corporate home.

Youth soccer org that I'm treasurer for uses Wells Fargo. Always having issues with them: say they'll include check images with statements; they never do; you order a replacement book of checks/deposit slips, and the branch manager looks at your book and orders something completely wrong; you need to remove an old board member name from the account and are told the deceased person needs a representative to come in and do it....

my ex won’t leave our company after our break-up, I cried in front of my boss, and more

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 13 21:03:06 PDT 2018

It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go… 1. I got my partner a job at my company, we broke up, and she won’t leave My partner of eight years and I just split up. We are not legally married. We are both female. Recently, I helped her get a job at my longtime […]

my ex won’t leave our company after our break-up, I cried in front of my boss, and more was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Are Employees Free to Discuss Their Wages?

by Steve Scheu @ Time and Pay

Sat Mar 24 15:15:40 PDT 2018

Employers are often concerned about employee discussions regarding their wages and benefits. While they may not like such discussions, employers should take note that they may not prohibit, or even hint at consequences, if employees discuss their compensation amongst each other. Employers may not in any way discipline or react in a negative way towards […]

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“New Economy” Makes Child Support More Difficult to Collect

by Steve Scheu @ Time and Pay

Tue Dec 05 10:59:05 PST 2017

The “new economy”, in which the use of contract labor to meet work load requirements is increasing every day, is making it more difficult to collect court ordered child support. When employers hire a new employee, Federal and State new hire reporting requirements help ensure that an individual who may be under a court ordered […]

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A Legacy of Learning: Paychex Ranks Among Top 125 Training Organizations for 17th Straight Year, Ascends to No. 14

by Michael DiLuglio @ Paychex Newsroom

Fri Feb 16 08:30:47 PST 2018

Delivering more than one million training hours to its nearly 14,000 employees last fiscal year, Paychex, ranks No. 14 on Training magazine's Top 125 list.

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can I be paid in comp time instead of overtime pay?

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Mon Mar 26 10:59:42 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I work for a chapter of a national nonprofit organization managing several fundraising events. I am becoming increasingly frustrated with the way our organization handles overtime during our busy event season, and am wondering if it’s completely legal. At the end of 2016 with the pending overtime law, the organization decided to […]

can I be paid in comp time instead of overtime pay? was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

is “secretary” a demeaning title?

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 13 07:59:15 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I work in the tree care industry at a company where the hierarchy is the owner and manager (“Will”), his assistant on the field providing estimates, then me, the owner’s secretary, then the tree workers (who have their own hierarchy). I work in the office by myself taking calls from clients for […]

is “secretary” a demeaning title? was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

someone I’ve known for years lied to get me to hire someone terrible she wanted to get rid of

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Wed Mar 21 10:59:55 PDT 2018

A reader writes: “Arya” and I were classmates in college. We were in the same year and did the same major. We’ve known each other for 16 years and have worked together twice; one time she was my manager and the other time I was hers. We often attend the same work-related conferences and exchange […]

someone I’ve known for years lied to get me to hire someone terrible she wanted to get rid of was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Early Childhood Conference Planned for August 2018

by Amy Mews @ Indiana District LCMSIndiana District LCMS

Fri Mar 16 12:36:48 PDT 2018

Save the Date! The Indiana District will hold an Early Childhood Conference for all teachers & directors of early childhood education. The theme is Jesus Knows Me, This I Love. The conference will start at 5:00 pm on Friday, August…

Paychex Wins Stevie® Award for Customer Service

by Tracy Volkmann @ Paychex Newsroom

Tue Mar 20 08:00:17 PDT 2018

For the second consecutive year, the American Business Awards (ABA) has honored Paychex with a bronze medal for Customer Service Department of the Year.

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Paychex Acquires Lessor Group

by Laura Saxby Lynch @ Paychex Newsroom

Thu Mar 01 06:00:04 PST 2018

Paychex announced the acquisition of Lessor Group (Lessor), a Denmark-based provider of payroll and human capital management (HCM) software solutions.

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should I point out job applicants’ mistakes to them?

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 20 09:30:30 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I supervise a summertime internship program at my job, which attracts mainly college-age applicants. A huge component of the internship is attention to detail. This week I received five applications for the internship. Three of those have included detail errors, some minor and some major. For example: 1. The first applicant stated […]

should I point out job applicants’ mistakes to them? was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

my coworker is getting credit for my work

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Mon Mar 19 09:30:26 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I work for a medium sized company on a very small team. For all intents and purposes, it is just me and my colleague, “Joe.” Joe and I both started at the same time and work on the same types of projects. The similarities end there, as Joe is the type to take […]

my coworker is getting credit for my work was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Women’s History Month: The History and How to Get Involved

by Antoinette Vitale @ CenterState Bank

Thu Feb 22 11:55:49 PST 2018

The United States celebrates Women’s History Month the entire month of March. Now, more than ever, women are recognized for their achievements throughout time. This month-long celebration highlights women’s contributions to society and history. This is a holiday for women- an opportunity to empower them in any setting and call them to action. “Women and […]

listing an unfinished novel as a work accomplishment on your resume

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Mon Mar 19 10:59:11 PDT 2018

A reader writes: I’m a copywriter. It’s my first time hiring for a copywriter position. I don’t want to be petty or unfair to applicants, but I don’t want to hear about people’s unfinished novels on their resumes or cover letters. In my opinion, it comes off as either immature, self absorbed, or really uninformed […]

listing an unfinished novel as a work accomplishment on your resume was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Time & Pay Sponsors Johnson City Jazz Festival

by Steve Scheu @ Time and Pay

Wed Jan 31 14:04:36 PST 2018

Time & Pay is pleased to announce the primary sponsorship of the 2018 2nd annual Johnson City Jazz Festival. The Jazz Festival will take place March 15, 16 and 17 at the Carnegie Hotel in Johnson City. “We are proud to work with the Jazz Festival again this year,” noted Steve Scheu, CEO of Time […]

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Direct Deposit snafu

by Laura Viars @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 14:21:31 PDT 2016

Our office uses Wells Fargo for payroll and our direct deposits went in just fine on the 31st :)

Direct Deposit snafu

by joebob @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 10:43:16 PDT 2016

We use a local bank. They have about 10 total locations, but all are within like 80 miles of their central office, located in our town. Never had an issue.

Direct Deposit snafu

by Rockn @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 11:20:58 PDT 2016

The reason why we do all payroll in-house. No 3rd party payroll processors.

should I work for a tiny organization?

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 13 10:59:19 PDT 2018

A reader writes: My husband works in the public school system (not a teacher) and is considering a job offer with a one-person nonprofit. He and the CEO will be the only employees aside from volunteers. He’d be working virtually and he hasn’t negotiated the offer yet, but I thought I’d ask you and your […]

should I work for a tiny organization? was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

boss said she’d give me a great reference but she didn’t, jobs advertised for less than minimum wage, and more

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Tue Mar 20 21:03:16 PDT 2018

It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go… 1. My manager said she’d give me a great reference — but she didn’t After a second round interview with company A, I was asked to submit references. I typically would not include my current direct supervisor, who started working with my team six months ago, […]

boss said she’d give me a great reference but she didn’t, jobs advertised for less than minimum wage, and more was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

my beloved boss was fired, is curly hair unprofessional, and more

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Wed Mar 14 21:03:11 PDT 2018

It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go… 1. My beloved boss was fired My company has been going through a long, drawn-out restructuring that has been very painful and anxiety-provoking. For example, we were told in December that the department I work for was going to be restructured, and are finally scheduled to […]

my beloved boss was fired, is curly hair unprofessional, and more was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and Payroll

by Steve Scheu @ Time and Pay

Tue Dec 26 11:10:32 PST 2017

Tax Cuts and Jobs Act – What Does It Mean for Your Payroll? On Dec 22, 2017, President Trump signed into law the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that will, as determined by the Tax Policy Center, cut income taxes for 143 million Americans. The law goes into effect January 1, 2018. This new tax law will obviously effect […]

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Direct Deposit snafu

by GrayRabbit @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 10:39:11 PDT 2016

Does anyone elses' company use Wells-Fargo for payroll?

Mine does and it seems like we have an inordinate amount of problems compared to other places I've worked. Invariably a few times a year, the direct deposits won't go through and they'll scramble to issue paper checks.

It happened again last week. Supposed to get paid on the 31st (which often means it'll show up on the 30th). Nothing. April 1st they're scrambling to send out paper checks to everyone. So I get mine, cash it, as does everyone else.

Sometime in the wee hours of April 2nd, I get the notification e-mail that my direct deposit is to clear by the 4th. Sure enough, it did. Unfortunately for everyone, the office wants the checks returned to them. A little late for that! To top it off, many of the checks issued bounced. Mine didn't fortunately, but others at my location...

coworkers talk about childbirth over lunch, employee is abusing candidate referrals, and more

by Ask a Manager @ Ask a Manager

Mon Mar 12 21:03:20 PDT 2018

It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go… 1. My coworkers love talking about childbirth during lunch and it’s grossing me out My coworkers enjoy talking about childbirth at lunch. It seems like I can’t even eat my lunch without someone discussing a torn perineum. I’ve tried making jokes like “ha ha, I just […]

coworkers talk about childbirth over lunch, employee is abusing candidate referrals, and more was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

Direct Deposit snafu

by Romo @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 11:06:45 PDT 2016

Lots of steps involved. There are deadlines/cutoff times. Hopefully your HR dept approved and sent the file to WF in time. But you're saying that WF missed this for all of their customers. Maybe their system went down. Maybe they missed the cutoff with the Federal Reserve. Might be time to start looking for a new payroll vendor. Not sure if ADP or Ceridian are partners here, but they'd be my go-to alternatives. 

How to Get Out of Debt, Fast! A Step-by-Step Guide

by Ryan Guina @ Cash Money Life | Personal Finance, Investing, & Career

Wed Jan 03 09:00:05 PST 2018

If you know the basics of personal finance, you may already know the most powerful force in the financial universe is compound interest. With compound interest, it’s easier to grow wealthier over time as the interest you earn compounds on itself over and over again. Unfortunately, compound interest can just as easily work against you as ... Read More about How to Get Out of Debt, Fast! A Step-by-Step Guide

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Direct Deposit snafu

by GrayRabbit @ Spiceworks Community

Mon Apr 04 15:40:42 PDT 2016

@Laura Viars: Thank you -- that's what  I needed to hear.  We're being told that "ALL" Wells Fargo business customers had this issue, which smelled like a wet fart to me since I'm not seeing people complaining about it online.  I would have expected to see some noise about it on Google/Twitbook/etc. if there was a true widespread problem. 

Tennessee Unemployment Taxes to Decline in 2018

by Steve Scheu @ Time and Pay

Tue Jan 23 12:52:50 PST 2018

Tennessee Unemployment Taxes (SUTA) to Decline in 2018 The Tennessee Dept of Revenue notified employers that the State Unemployment Wage Cap will be reduced from $8,000 to $7,000, thus reducing the amount of state unemployment payroll taxes employers will pay in 2018. Good news! The Wage Cap is the amount of wages paid to employees that […]

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IRS Issues New W-4

by Steve Scheu @ Time and Pay

Fri Mar 02 07:40:30 PST 2018

IRS Initiates Paycheck Check-Up Week, March 26-April 1  The IRS has issued the new W-4 for 2018 taking into account the new Tax Act which went into effect in January.  (The Advi$or notes that what used to be a 2 page document is now 4 pages!) Along with the new W-4, the IRS has also advised […]

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