Payroll and benefits outsourcing provider Paychex, Inc. has unveiled Tax Credit Services, a product that provides small and mid-sized businesses with help in identifying and applying for eligible wage-based tax credits they may be eligible to receive. Wage-based tax credits were designed to stimulate economic development and create job growth in targeted areas throughout the country by reducing income tax liability at the state and federal levels. They can be used in the current year or can be carried forward to reduce future tax bills. The Paychex Tax Credit Services target two types of business tax credits: location-based and job-creation tax credits. Paychex veteran executive Cliff Gibson has been tapped to head the company's new Tax Credit Services sales division. For more information go to www.paychex.com
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