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How Businesses Can Better Prepare for the Tax Season

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Tax season can be a very confusing time for businesses and those that have the right tools and resources to help them navigate the complexities at the federal and state levels stand to benefit.

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Janice Krueger, subject matter expert for Greatland, which provides W-2, 1099 and 1095 filing solutions through its online reporting platform Yearli.com, will discuss how businesses can set themselves up for success. She will address such factors as:

  • The importance of record keeping
  • Filing methods by the federal and state agencies
  • Integrating payroll data
  • How to ensure data security

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