Payroll

While you may have “nanny taxes” covered for your clients who have hired household help, there may be other compliance problems, including fines

2018 was a big year for payroll and digital privacy. We saw several global companies face scrutiny, and in some cases lawsuits, for selling and leaking user data.

The unemployment rate fell two-tenths of a percent to 3.8 percent and average wages also increased.

The red-hot economy shows some possible signs of cooling, particularly among small companies.

Small-business job growth remained consistent in February with the previous month, but hourly earnings growth increased slightly over January, according to a new report from payroll giant Paychex.

Small, young companies could be eligible for up to $250,000 in payroll tax savings.

Utilizing different types of workers can bring different types of regulatory and tax challenges.

Senate Democrats are accusing the Trump administration of hastily redoing the tax withholding tables last year, harming taxpayers and causing them to owe taxes this year.

The unemployment rate edged up to 4.0 percent because of the partial government shutdown.

Employers kept hiring despite the partial government shutdown and the fading impact of corporate tax cuts.