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Employee reminders for the 2019 tax year

BerniePortal

Trying to beat the tax time rush? Mid-January marks the start of tax season! Along with the new W-4, the IRS has updated its online tax withholding estimator. Employees are able to utilize the estimator to ensure they've withheld the correct amount of income tax from their paychecks. Review Health Savings Account.

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4 Compliance Strategies that Create Labor Efficiencies

HR Bartender

So, making sure that organizations have the systems in place to properly manage the payroll process is vital. That includes compliance with employment tax payment and reporting rules with each of the various local, state, and federal agencies to avoid penalties. 2 – Operational Efficiency with Systems and Service.

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Financial Implications of Working in Later Life

Money Talk

In 2019, the older worker cohort included nearly 15% of those in their 70s. Tax on Social Security Benefits - Those who work and claim benefits will trigger taxes with a combined income above $25,000 (individuals) or $32,000 (married couples filing jointly). An estimated 21.9% of Americans age 65+ were working in 2022.

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Updates to the Income Tax Withholding Tables and What You Need to Know

Patriot Software

In 2018, the IRS adjusted income tax withholding tables to reflect the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. The IRS released changes to the income tax brackets for 2019. When you have employees, you need to stay on top of changing employment tax rates. Rates impact the amount of money you withhold from employee wages.

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The Lowdown on New York’s ECEP Tax

Patriot Software

If you’re an employer in the state of New York, you may have heard of the Employer Compensation Expense Tax (ECET) that started in 2019. But, did you know that the ECET, established by the Employer Compensation Expense Program (ECEP), is optional?

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2019: The year in payroll

Business Management Daily

Surf to these states’ tax departments for more details. The post 2019: The year in payroll appeared first on Business Management Daily. As far as we know, North Dakota is the only state to conform its withholding methods to the IRS’ new withholding methods, which generally aren’t based on withholding allowances or pay periods.

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Washington State’s Mandatory Withholding for Long-Term Care On Hold

McDermott Will & Emery Employee Benefits

In 2019, the Washington State Legislature established the Long-Term Services and Supports Trust Program (LTSS Trust Program) to provide funding for eligible beneficiaries that they can apply to the cost of their long-term care. The program is funded through a 0.58% payroll tax on employee wages and went into effect on January 1, 2022.

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