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Do you know what to do with past employee unclaimed checks?

Do You Have Unclaimed Checks From Past Employees? Here’s What You Should Do With Them.

April 23, 2019Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Charles Read, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, employee, employee payroll, employee unclaimed checks, escheat laws, Florida, Georgia, GetPayroll, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, payroll services, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, small biz, Small Business, small business payroll, South Carolina, South Dakota, State abandoned property laws, steps to take for unclaimed checks, stuck with unclaimed checks, Tennessee, Texas, unclaimed checks, unclaimed wages, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, When do unclaimed wages become abandoned, Wisconsin, WyomingEmployees, PayrollLeave a commentGetPayroll Team Member

Charles Read, CPA, USTCP, IRSAC
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You open your filing cabinet and there they are – unclaimed checks. Unclaimed checks from employees...

How do you know whether or not hiring a CPA is worth it?How do you know whether or not hiring a CPA is worth it?

How do you know whether or not hiring a CPA is worth it?

August 6, 2019accounting consultants, auditors, business advisors, business and financial advisors, Certified Public Accountant, CPA, Entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, financial advisor, Hire a CPA, small biz, Small Business, tax consultants, What is a CPASmall BusinessLeave a commentmarketing

Charles Read, CPA, USTCP, IRSAC
President/CEO GetPayroll
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5 myths of payroll taxes

Payroll Taxes, 5 Myths – Our Take!

April 30, 20191099, 20 common law rules for determining 1099, 20 common law rules for determining whether a worker is an independent contractor, 401(k) contributions made by employees through salary reductions are still subject to FICA, 944 filer, cafeteria plan, Charles Read, common law rules, cost of payroll taxes, deposit period, deposit period your liability exceeds $100, employees, employment taxes, FICA, FICA tax liability, fringe benefits, hiring employees, Incorporating, independent contractor classification, independent contractors, IRS, liabilities, liabilities exceed $2500.00 in any quarter, limited liability company, outsource payroll, outsourcing payroll, payroll staff, payroll tax, payroll tax compliance, Payroll Taxes, quarterly employer tax return, reclassify workers, Section 125, small biz, Small Business, Table 2-1 in IRS Publication 15B, tax-free benefits, tax-free benefits are exempt, total FICA tax liability does not exceed $2500.00, trust fund recovery penalty, unpaid employment taxes, W-2, W-4Employees, Payroll, Payroll Tax, Small Business, U.S. Department of LaborLeave a commentGetPayroll Team Member

Charles Read, CPA, USTCP, IRSAC
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red flags auditors look for when reviewing payroll procedures

Red flags auditors look for when reviewing payroll procedures.

August 13, 2019Audit, Auditor, auditors, Department of Labor, DOL, employee classifications, employee misclassifications, Employment Tax Audit, Fair Labor Stan, FLSA, independent contractors, internal revenue service, IRS, Payroll, payroll procedures, payroll processes, payroll red flags, payroll reporting, reporting, Small Business, State Unemployment Department, taxes withheld, taxes withheld at the source, unemployment taxesCompliance, IRS, Payroll Tax, Payroll TaxesLeave a commentmarketing

Charles Read, CPA, USTCP, IRSAC
President/CEO GetPayroll
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The moment when you realize it's better to use an online payroll service.

What are the benefits of using an online payroll service?

May 28, 201945s, benefits of online payroll, business payroll, employees, entrepreneurship, government, IRS, low cost payroll, miss a payroll deposit, online payroll, outsource payroll, outsourcing payroll, Payroll, payroll processing, payroll services, payroll software, payroll tax credits, quora.com, Small Business, small business owners, States, women business ownersPayroll Services, Small BusinessLeave a commentGetPayroll Team Member

Charles Read, CPA, USTCP, IRSAC
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I saw this question on Quora.com - what are the benefits of using an online payroll service? - and...

What is the best business entity to use when you first start-up

What is the best business entity to use when you first start-up?

June 18, 2019business entity, C-Corp, coproration, CPA, Entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, four business entities, four standard entities, general partners, general partnership, GetPayroll, hybrid entity, limited liability company, LLC, partnership, partnership payroll classification, Payroll, S-Corp, Schedule C, self-employment tax, shareholders, small biz, Small Business, sole proprietor, standard general partnership, Subchapter C, Subchapter S, types of business entititesUncategorizedLeave a commentmarketing

Charles Read, CPA, USTCP, IRSAC
President/CEO GetPayroll
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