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Edit Company Enrollment Profile in Console

Payroll

You can now edit the company enrollment profile on the company detail page in Console. Learn more about Check company enrollment here

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Edit Company Enrollment Profile in Console

Changelog

11/16/22

Edit Company Enrollment Profile in Console

Payroll

You can now edit the company enrollment profile on the company detail page in Console. Learn more about Check company enrollment here.

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Edit Company Enrollment Profile in Console

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Edit additional company details in Console

Payroll

You can now edit company legal name, trade name, website, business type, and industry type on the company details page in Console. 

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Edit additional company details in Console

Changelog

11/10/22

Edit additional company details in Console

Payroll

You can now edit company legal name, trade name, website, business type, and industry type on the company details page in Console. 

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Edit additional company details in Console

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New version of Indiana Withholding Form

Payroll

The state of Indiana has released a new version of the withholding form (WH-4), which allows employees to claim additional exemption for each adopted qualifying dependent during calculation of the state and county income taxes.Going forward, Check will surface a new parameter during Indiana employee onboarding, which is used to collect the number of adopted qualifying dependents each employee has. Should employees who previously onboarded wish to take advantage of the new exemption, they can do so by signing and submitting the WH-4 form again.

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New version of Indiana Withholding Form

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11/10/22

New version of Indiana Withholding Form

Payroll

The state of Indiana has released a new version of the withholding form (WH-4), which allows employees to claim additional exemption for each adopted qualifying dependent during calculation of the state and county income taxes.

Going forward, Check will surface a new parameter during Indiana employee onboarding, which is used to collect the number of adopted qualifying dependents each employee has. Should employees who previously onboarded wish to take advantage of the new exemption, they can do so by signing and submitting the WH-4 form again.

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New version of Indiana Withholding Form

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Support for 2% shareholders in Check API

Payroll

Check now offers new earning types for 2% shareholders via the API, including `2_percent_shareholder_benefits` and `2_percent_shareholder_hsa`. These earning types are only available to employees that are 1) identified as a 2% shareholder in the company-defined employee attribute field and 2) employed by an S-Corp or LLC company. See our docs for more information on Group Term Life earning types for 2% shareholders. Please note that all S-Corp and LLC employees will be placed in a ‘needs attention’ state until the company-defined attribute has been updated, but this will not block payroll. You are able to set this status in Console or using the API, and employers will be able to set this status using Employer Onboard. You can update the 2% shareholder earning types today via API integration or wait for support in Console later this month. Learn more about 2% shareholder earning types here

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Support for 2% shareholders in Check API

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11/10/22

Support for 2% shareholders in Check API

Payroll

Check now offers new earning types for 2% shareholders via the API, including `2_percent_shareholder_benefits` and `2_percent_shareholder_hsa`. These earning types are only available to employees that are 1) identified as a 2% shareholder in the company-defined employee attribute field and 2) employed by an S-Corp or LLC company. See our docs for more information on Group Term Life earning types for 2% shareholders. 

Please note that all S-Corp and LLC employees will be placed in a ‘needs attention’ state until the company-defined attribute has been updated, but this will not block payroll. You are able to set this status in Console or using the API, and employers will be able to set this status using Employer Onboard. You can update the 2% shareholder earning types today via API integration or wait for support in Console later this month. Learn more about 2% shareholder earning types here.

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Support for 2% shareholders in Check API

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