Payroll Data

Payroll Data

Jan 29, 2025 | Running Your Business

In today’s digital world, protecting payroll data is more than just a best practice—it’s a necessity. Employee paystubs and financial records contain highly sensitive information, including Social Security numbers, addresses, and bank details. If not properly...
Who Does Your Employee Work For?

Who Does Your Employee Work For?

Jan 23, 2025 | Running Your Business

Businesses often face significant challenges when it comes to accurately determining the capacity in which a worker is employed. While they may know that an individual is on payroll and performs specific tasks, the way this person is classified within a human...
What to do with all that payroll tax money

What to do with all that payroll tax money

Dec 3, 2012 | Running Your Business

Opening an account just for payroll tax is a good way to ensure it never is accidentally “reallocated” to other expenses, but it also can help serve as a reminder of when to send payments to state and federal offices. Sending these funds in late can result...
What to do with all that payroll tax money

Getting the W2 right

Nov 26, 2012 | Running Your Business

Let’s face it, tax documents can seem nebulous and convoluted, and even seasoned accountants may encounter problems with forms that change, merge and create new variants every year. One of the most important ones is also that which is disseminated most often...
What to do with all that payroll tax money

How to handle a garnishment

Nov 19, 2012 | Running Your Business

Payroll employees are usually swamped with plenty of calculations each pay period, figuring out proper deductions for a plethora of taxes, benefits and other necessary withholdings. There are other kinds of deductions, though, that may cause confusion. A payroll...