Time to Vote: A Guide to Paid Time Off on Election Day
People around the country are making plans to vote in the Presidential Election on November 5th. For many hourly employees, their plan may involve taking time off from work. In some states, time off to vote must be paid, while in others, it can be unpaid. Let’s break down how payroll professionals can navigate these rules, ensuring compliance while helping employees make their voices heard.
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Using the Summer Lull to Ensure a Smooth Year-End
Year-end might feel far away now, but this summer downtime while everyone is vacationing is the perfect time to start preparing. Our payroll expert Jim Kohl discusses how you can set yourself up now for a successful year-end and save yourself from a lot of stress.
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If you build it, will they come?
Before building a payroll business, you might ask: why would my customers want to buy payroll from my platform? Our expert in payroll sales, Dylan Munn, answers that question and gives a few tips on how to best make the sale.
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Navigating Tax Day: Tips from a Payroll Expert about April 15th
Check's payroll expert Jim Kohl answers the question: What is Tax Day? Take a look at our latest blog to refresh your memory on all things Tax Day.
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Demystifying Astronaut Payroll
Astronauts give "non-resident" income a whole new meaning. Our own Jim Kohl unearths the current and future state of cosmic compensation.
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Review Your W-4 to Optimize Your Paycheck
Understanding your W-4 is key to accurately representing your financial circumstances and optimizing your paycheck. Most people fill out their W-4 at the start of a new job and never look back. In this blog, we discuss the importance of understanding what your W-4 is and how you can make updates if needed.
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