If you offer employer-sponsored insurance to your employees, you should be familiar with some of the health coverage terminology used in the workplace. Open enrollment is one important term related to insurance benefits. What is open enrollment?
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Key Takeaways − Manual payroll spreadsheets may work at first, but they quickly become risky as you grow. Common growth challenges include errors, missed deadlines, compliance headaches, and time drain. Automated payroll systems calculate pay, withhold taxes, and help keep you organized. A smooth transition starts with cleaning your data and choosing the right system. […]
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Payroll for one employee uses the same steps as any business: get an EIN, register for state taxes, then withhold, pay, and file taxes each pay period. Team size does not change the rules. A business with one employee processes payroll the same way as one with 50. The difference is volume, not process, and […]
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If you have a low- or moderate-income worker, they may be eligible for the earned income tax credit (EITC). Read on to learn all about the earned income credit, including who is eligible for it and how workers can claim the credit.
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New Jersey started its paid family leave plan in 2009 with the New Jersey Family Leave Act. New Jersey paid family leave (PFL) made NJ the second state (after California) to pass a PFL policy. If you’re a New Jersey employer, you need to know about your responsibilities.
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Forgetting to submit your tax return can be stressful. And even worse, the IRS can charge you a late filing penalty. Read on to learn about the penalty for late tax return and what you can do to avoid future penalties.
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Over 75% of consumers use payment service apps. And if you’re part of the growing percentage of small businesses (23% in 2019, to be exact) that accept peer-to-peer (P2P) payments, you should know about the IRS cash app reporting rules—and how they’ve changed over the past few years.
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Beginning with tax year 2026, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) raises the 1099 reporting threshold to $2,000 and adjusts it for inflation each year going forward.
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The end of the year is a busy, if not the busiest, time of year for small business owners. You’re gearing up for the start of a new year and trying to wrap things up before the year comes to a close. One thing that should be on your mind during this time of year, […]
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You’re probably familiar with Forms 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC. But, how much do you know about the other types of 1099 forms?
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