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In-house vs outsourced payroll: what’s the difference?

cipHR

Paying your employees is imperative, but should you use in-house payroll software or an outsourced payroll provider? The question is: do you build your own team of in-house experts, or do you outsource payroll to a specialist supplier? In-house payroll vs outsourced payroll: at a glance.

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A five-tier approach to a multi-country payroll project

Ahmed's Universe

I have spent a good portion of the past 15 years either implementing payrolls, helping end-user organizations select a new payroll system or, as part of the vendor community (especially now-defunct PeopleSoft and pre-Fusion Oracle) developing a global payroll.

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Hiring Remote Workers in Other States: 3 Things You Need to Know

Insperity

Are there any payroll deduction regulations? How do we calculate payroll taxes in this state? Make sure your payroll provider is set up from day one to pay your out-of-state employees according to the rules, or consider outsourcing payroll to a provider accustomed to working in the new state(s).

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Opening an Office in Another State? Ask Yourself These 7 Questions

Insperity

For example, would you have to choose a plan with a higher deductible or a narrower network of providers to keep premiums the same? Should I outsource payroll and benefits or is my current payroll person equipped to handle the payroll for the new location? Next, ask yourself: How many people do I need to hire?

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How to HR in a growing company – A guide for every size business

Insperity

Consider hiring a company that specializes in payroll processing to ensure that requisite payroll taxes and deductions are withheld. Your HR generalist should be capable of handling payroll, tactical HR duties (leave requests, new employee paperwork and files, etc.) and most associated tasks. Essential HR functions.