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As the GM of your company, you’re always trying to get the most out of your payroll. You want your team to produce results and it’s a fine balance between paying enough to get that performance and overpaying. With the NBA getting underway on Christmas day, we thought it would be interesting to look at [...]
First of all, a heartfelt happy Thanksgiving from SurePayroll. We know family is especially important to many small business owners and we hope you have a wonderful time celebrating the holiday with them. We hope it’s also a time to get away from all the worries that come with running a business. It seems as [...]
Governments are encouraging taxpayers to file electronically rather than through the mail. But what are the benefits to making this switch?
In order to avoid a lockout, the NFL and its players agreed to a new CBA with a restructured salary cap in late July. Guest author John Carlisle explores what payroll changes were made as a result.
Read as Francesca Zelasko, SurePayroll’s Director of the Accountant Channel, reflects on her very first paycheck.
Many taxpayers lump together penalties and interest, thinking that they are the same thing. However, nothing could be further from the truth. If you owe taxes, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will calculate interest and penalties based on the amount owed. But this is just the beginning. There are two types of penalties to be [...]
According to IRS Publication 926, collecting your nanny’s federal income taxes is completely optional. But what if your nanny asks you to withhold it, and you agree?
Good news: If you’ve figured out that you owe nanny taxes and you have your Social Security and Medicare nanny taxes squared away, you’re almost done collecting the nanny taxes you need to send off to Uncle Sam. But we wrote “almost done” for a reason.
Though most fans consider only what they see on the court in determining which organizations are superior, teams’ adroit business maneuvers and manipulations of their payrolls enable them to position themselves for titles.
So, what taxes, exactly, are you responsible for paying and filing? It’s a good question, and you’re not the only one asking it.
