Varun Murthy

Household employer payroll services are designed to accommodate the unique needs of individuals employing workers such as nannies, housekeepers, and gardeners. These domestic employees play a cruci...

Overtime is a vital aspect of employment law that affects both employers and employees. This FAQ article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of what overtime is, how it works, and what you nee...

A taxable wage base limit is the maximum amount of your earnings that are subject to taxes within a certain time frame. When you reach this limit for a specific tax, neither you nor your employer n...

What is a W-2 Form? A W-2 form is a piece of paper (or digital copy) that your employer gives you every year. It shows how much money you made and how much tax they took out of your pay for the ent...

1. Introduction to Independent Contractor Tax Forms Independent contractors, also known as freelancers or self-employed individuals, are responsible for handling their own taxes, which includes rep...

In the context of payroll, a "work location" refers to the physical place where an employee performs their job duties. It is the specific geographic location where the employee's work is carried ou...

Cash tips are an important part of many service industry workers' income, and they must be handled appropriately to ensure accurate reporting and compliance with tax regulations. Worker tips are...

Currently, we do not have the capability to support international worker payments.  We have plans to offer a more global payroll solution in the future, but unfortunately do not have that functiona...

All earned employee wages must be reported to the IRS and state tax agencies on a regular basis. At the end of every year, those wages are also reported to the Social Security Administration (SSA),...

The Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA) provides funds for paying unemployment compensation to workers who have lost their jobs. Employers pay federal and state unemployment taxes, with the FUTA ta...