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As the co-employer, the PEO takes on certain, specific employer obligations, as set forth in your service agreement. This allows the PEO to handle functions such as payroll, benefits, tax remittance and related government filings. Payroll processing. Recruiting support. I-9 requirements.
The PEO provider is typically responsible for processing payroll , handling related tax filings and paperwork, enrolling employees in benefits, and obtaining worker’s compensation plans for them. This is arguably the most full-service HR outsourcing option. A PEO acts as a co-employer rather than an external party.
An expert in business finance and human resources who manages all facets of preparing and distributing employee payments is known as a payroll manager. To be an effective payroll manager, there are certain goals you need to work towards. This means regular research needs to be done to stay up to date with payroll trends.
An expert in business finance and human resources who manages all facets of preparing and distributing employee payments is known as a payroll manager. To be an effective payroll manager, there are certain goals you need to work towards. This means regular research needs to be done to stay up to date with payroll trends.
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