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Selecting a payroll software for your small business can seem overwhelming at first glance. There are dozens of solutions available, and each comes with features that may or may not influence pricing as your...
When you’re starting a business, you might get away with managing payroll from a simple Excel spreadsheet (especially if you’re the only one working for the company). But things get a bit more complicated...
Running payroll can be time consuming, especially if you’re trying to calculate it manually. Using payroll software can save you a lot of time, often at an affordable price. You’ll eliminate the need to...
Once you hire your first employee, you’ll need to process payroll regularly. That means giving your worker(s) a paycheck and withhold state and federal taxes and other deductions, like insurance benefits. It can be...
Setting up payroll for the first time is a rite of passage for entrepreneurs, but it can also be a challenge. It’s important to lay a solid foundation that will work for your business...
Running payroll is an important task for any small business, and payroll software is an essential tool to ensure your employees are getting paid on time. But not all software systems are created equally....
This article was last edited on 1/3/2020. For updated information on state minimum wage laws, visit https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/minimum-wage/state. The federal minimum wage is $7.25 per hour. Each state, however, may have a different requirement. State...
Your staff has a lot to look forward to at the end of the year – holiday parties, gift exchanges, and a few days off work. Give them one more thing to look forward to by...
You only have a couple of employees, why would you ever need payroll software? It would cost you money, but wouldn’t really add any value to your company, right? Well, let me ask you...
Once you hire your first employee, it’s time to start running payroll. There’s a lot that goes into paying your team. Keep reading to learn nine terms you’ll likely encounter when writing paychecks. 1....