Payroll

Day-to-day business operations involve countless details—including payroll. Read more to see the four things you must know about payroll tax.

How frequently can, and should, you pay your employees?  Click through for some insights in organizing payday.

Does your company have employees or offices in more than one state? That can be a tax headache. Click through to learn how to start addressing this.

Even at the most basic level, payroll is tedious, time-consuming and frustrating. Click through for a glimpse at four ways your practice benefits from outsourcing payroll.

Since 2005, the number of employees who work remotely has escalated 115 %. Learn how this growing trend affects employers from an HR and payroll perspective.

The rules behind wage garnishments are complex, affecting both the employer and the debtor. Read more for insight into the process of wage garnishments.

Employers should know who is eligible for overtime, and how much they could earn. Read more to learn the difference between exempt and non-exempt employees.

Today, many businesses use direct deposit each payday. But not everyone has — or wants to use — a bank. That's why many employers use payroll cards.

An incident of check fraud can have costly, and sometimes devastating effects on a business. Read more for tips on how to prevent check fraud.

We've all heard of Form W-2, but do you know the details? Click through to take a closer look at this important IRS form.