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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

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You open your filing cabinet and there they are – unclaimed checks. Unclaimed checks from employees that no longer work for you that were never picked up. Even after repeated phone calls and...

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

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If you are going into business then you need to hire a CPA as early as when you are in the planning process. A CPA and...

Payroll Taxes, 5 Myths – Our Take!

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On Payroll Taxes, Mr. Read Says...

I recently found a blog post titled “5 Myths...

Red flags auditors look for when reviewing payroll procedures

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When the State Unemployment Department* audits you, auditors are looking mostly for misclassification, specifically...

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

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The business entity you chose or will choose will determine several things about the way you process payroll. There are four standard entities for businesses and we will highlight each one of them and their unique attributes in relation to...