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Do You Know Your Income Tax Rates?

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Under the most recently passed tax law, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, there are currently seven income range segments for four tax filing status categories (single, married filing jointly, married filing separately, and head of household) that are taxed at increasing rates as income rises. 401(k)s, 403(b)s, and traditional IRAs).

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Gender pay gap reporting 2021: what’s required?

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Around 6% of organisations that had to publicly report their gender pay gap figures for 2017 did so after the spring 2018 deadline. It found that, overall, gaps were narrowing: the average difference between all employers’ 2017 and 2018 media hourly pay gap was 0.6 up on the 2017-18 figure. in 2017-18.

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How Your Dealership F&I Employees Can Drive Customer Satisfaction

Hireology

F&I employees are a top driver dealership customer satisfaction, only following sales personnel, according to the 2017 Car Buyer Journey from Cox Automotive. Instead of working 80 hours a week on a commission-based plan, F&I managers at Southwest Kia now work an average of 40-45 hours per week.

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Gender pay gap reporting 2023: what’s required?

cipHR

Around 6% of organisations that had to publicly report their gender pay gap figures for 2017 did so after the spring 2018 deadline. Employer that fail to report on time, or report inaccurate infomration, risk facing enforcement action from the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC). Their median gender pay gap.

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Gender pay gap reporting 2020: what’s required?

cipHR

Around 6% of organisations that had to publicly report their gender pay gap figures for 2017 did so after the spring 2018 deadline. It found that, overall, gaps were narrowing: the average difference between all employers’ 2017 and 2018 media hourly pay gap was 0.6 up on the 2017-18 figure. in 2017-18. .

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Gender pay gap reporting 2019: what’s required?

cipHR

Around 6% of organisations that had to publicly report their gender pay gap figures for 2017 did so after the spring 2018 deadline. It found that, overall, gaps are narrowing: the average difference between all employers’ 2017 and 2018 media hourly pay gap was 0.6 100% compliance was only achieved in August 2018. .

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Gender pay gap reporting 2023-4: what’s required?

cipHR

The most recent data currently available is for 2021-22, when the average gender pay gap of all firms that reported their information was 9.4% – the same as in 2017-18, the first year that they were legally required to report that information. The government website has advice about how to calculate the required figures.

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