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Four steps to a seamless payroll year end with Xero Payroll

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As the summer days become a memory, it signals the onset of a crucial period for payroll professionals in New Zealand. With the approaching new tax year on 1 April 2024, regulatory changes are set to impact payroll calculations across the country. Staying informed and getting prepared is essential. percent to 1.60 percent to 1.60

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New changes to Xero’s plans in Australia from July

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Find out more about how our new business plans compare with existing plans and what’s included. From 1 July 2024, Xero Cashbook + GST and Xero Cashbook + Payroll will no longer be sold. That’s why we’re refreshing our subscription plans for small businesses and partners, which will be available from 1 July 2024.

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The Certified Payroll Professional Corner

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The Spring 2022 Certified Payroll Professional (CPP) exam testing period ended a few weeks ago on April 16, 2022. Thoughts and tips from a payroll pro. Recently, the Checkpoint payroll editorial team had the pleasure to ask American Payroll Association (APA) Board of Directors member James Paille, CPP, some questions about the exam.

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Your 10-step checklist for end of financial year in 2024

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End of financial year checklist for business owners In no particular order, here are some tasks to tick off to set yourself (and your business) up for a successful FY25. End of financial year checklist for business owners In no particular order, here are some tasks to tick off to set yourself (and your business) up for a successful FY25.

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The Certified Payroll Professional Corner: Involuntary Deductions

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In a previous edition of the Certified Payroll Professional (CPP) Corner, we talked about gross ups. In Payroll Guide ¶4115 , we discuss the IRS’s formula for completing a gross up. Here’s how such a gross up would look: Step 1. Gross ups. Previous question. 500 ÷ 70.35% = $710.73. 210.73 = $500 (desired net)).

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Payroll Taxes for an Employer: How Is Payroll Tax Calculated?

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Payroll taxes can be daunting for employers to calculate and pay. With the numerous tax laws, regulations and compliance requirements, employers are required to be up-to-date on the latest regulations to ensure they’re making accurate and timely payroll tax payments. So how is payroll tax calculated? Contents: 1.

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Legal Expert Recommends Regular Audit of AI Tools Used for Employment

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This article first appeared on the Thomson Reuters blog. used in the hiring process under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (see Payroll Guide ¶20,450 ). Recently, Checkpoint Payroll Update spoke with John L. Used with permission. According to the EEOC, employers are using automated systems (including those with A.I.)

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