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Fingercheck

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It supports various pay types, including hourly, salaried, and commission-based, and can handle complex pay structures and deductions. Fingercheck also keeps track of paid time off (PTO) and provides comprehensive reports, ensuring accurate and timely payroll processing.

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Back to basics: Managing termination pay

Business Management Daily

You can usually take all the regular deductions from a final paycheck, but there’s more to consider. It’s important to understand company policy and state laws on paying commissions and draws against commissions, accrued vacation, bonuses and PTO time. Vacation and PTO time. Unreturned company property.

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A payroll processing checklist for small businesses

Genesis HR Solutions

If an employee has been terminated, does this person have accrued unused vacation or paid time off (PTO)? Many states consider accrued, unused Vacation (or PTO) to be earned compensation, which is required to be paid out.). Commissions. Review taxes and deductions. Terminations. If so, should it be paid out?

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The Ultimate Guide to Total Compensation Statements: Maximizing Employee Understanding and Satisfaction

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Unlike traditional pay stubs that only list basic salary and deductions, TCS encompass all monetary and non-monetary benefits that an employer provides. Bonuses and Incentives : Performance-related pay, including annual bonuses, commissions, and profit-sharing. Paid Time Off (PTO) : Vacation days, sick leave, and other paid time off.

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Employee Files: What to include, what to leave out, and what’s confidential

Business Management Daily

For example, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) requires that employers must keep personnel records for one year. In particular, it requires employers to keep detailed records of hours worked by all employees — including overtime, weekly hours, and any additions or deductions from employee wages. Why is that?

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Organizations: Start Building Trust Through Payroll

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In a Harris Poll survey commissioned by Paycom, 91% of respondents said that when payroll is incorrect, it breaks the trust employees have in their employer. And in addition to payroll, employees can make sure that hours worked, benefit deductions, expense reports, and paid time off (PTO) is reflected as it should be.

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How long do employers keep employee records?

Business Management Daily

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) each have unique record retention requirements that you must follow. Tax records that you need to keep include employee identification numbers (EINs), tips, dates of employment, income tax records, and PTO. Not only that, but the IRS, Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), and the U.S.