Payroll can be confusing. After all, it’s not always as simple as cutting a check for a week’s worth of work. There are a lot of things you have to consider, like how your employees are classified, taxes that need to be withheld, and whether the individuals doing your payroll have up-to-date training.
Heather McNichols joins us on this episode of unsuitable to help businesses avoid common payroll pitfalls while offering insight into solutions that will help make your payroll processes a breeze.
America Works: Celebrating National Payroll Week
Every year, the American Payroll Association celebrates National Payroll Week. At Rea & Associates, we like to join them in celebrating America’s 150 million wage earners and the professionals who pay them by making payroll a little bit easier.
If you want to simplify payroll, listen to learn:
- Whether someone should be classified as an employee or a subcontractor.
- How to navigate complex tax withholding rules.
- Why asking for help, as an employee or a business, can save you a lot of time in the short-term (and trouble in the long-term).
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