Quick Reference to Payroll Compliance is a one-volume
resource that gives you straightforward instruction on complying with
both federal and state laws for all areas of payroll administration:
from calculating gross pay to handling garnishments, from taxation of fringe
benefits to year-end reporting.
Quick Reference to Payroll Compliance helps you take the
guesswork out of payroll compliance with current coverage of:
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Wage and hour laws
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Taxation and reporting of wages
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Taxation of fringe benefits and other compensation
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Tax deposit requirements
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Garnishments
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New hire reporting
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Year end reporting
Quick Reference to Payroll Compliance gives you the information
you need to ensure federal and state compliance, including:
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Quick, clear explanations of Federal rules and regulations
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Easy to read requirements for all 50 states
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Line-by-line and box-by-box instructions for completing payroll tax forms
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And much more!
Quick Reference to Payroll Compliance, 2013 Edition has been
updated to include:
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Description of the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012’s impact on income tax
rates
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New child support fees that employers in some states must withhold for state
collection agencies
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Explanation of the 0.9% additional Medicare tax
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2013 unemployment state taxable wage bases and special assessments
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Revised contact information for student loan state guarantee agencies
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New mandatory federal flat withholding rate on supplemental wages that exceed
$1 million
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2013 state supplemental income tax withholding rates
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New state new-hire reporting elements and forms
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Explanation of new payroll deduction laws for Louisiana, Michigan, and New York
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Adjustments to the IRS’s Voluntary Classification Settlement Program
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Filing dates for 2013 Forms W-2/W-3
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Explanation of proposed regulations that codify the IRS’s TIN truncation pilot
program
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2013 Social Security taxable wage base and employee tax rate
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Schedule of federal tax deposit and return filing due dates for 2013
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2013 cents per mile rate
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Updated contact list for state new-hire reporting agencies
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Explanation and reproduction of Form 941, revised for 2013
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Inflation-adjusted state minimum wage amounts for 2013
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And more!
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