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Your Guide to Year-End 2023: Bonuses

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As the holidays approach, many employers plan on paying out bonuses, incentives, or other supplemental wages to employees that may have unexpected tax and compliance implications. Payroll Guide ¶ 4100 et seq. Whichever option you choose will have different tax and compliance implications.

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Your Guide to Year-End 2023: Personal Use of a Company Car

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But how do you tax the value of a noncash fringe benefit? The ALV is determined according to a table as provided in IRS regulations (see Payroll Guide ¶3580 ). If the employer provides fuel in addition to the car, the value of the fuel must also be reported in addition to the value of the vehicle for federal income tax purposes.

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The Certified Payroll Professional Corner: Employment Taxes

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Summer is starting, so if you are planning to take the Certified Payroll Professional (CPP) exam during the Summer/Fall 2022 testing period, it would be a good idea to start working on those flashcards and find information for the seven main topics of the CPP test. This CPP quiz question will be on employment taxes. The IRS and U.S.

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The Certified Payroll Professional Corner: Gross Ups

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In our last edition of the Certified Payroll Professional ( CPP ) Corner , we talked about the regular rate calculation for overtime purposes. Payroll Guide ¶18,022 contains a DOL table that can be used to compute overtime on different types of pay that includes commissions. Regular rate of pay for overtime. commissions.”

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Last Week in PAYROLL

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Hello payroll professionals and welcome to the first edition of Last Week in PAYROLL. The Democrats’ budget resolution had many amendments introduced to it in the Senate on February 5, 2021, including a topic that has been on the minds of many payroll professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic – teleworking.

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Tax expert advises “be prepared early” for potential TCJA changes

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tax system, including provisions affecting both individuals and businesses. Among these were several payroll-related provisions that are set to expire at the end of 2025, presenting challenges and opportunities for employers and employees alike. Director of Federal Tax Quality Control at Aprio, began.

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Economist breaks down Consumer Price Index for payroll

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The CPI and payroll are intertwined in a variety of ways. Employers and payroll professionals look to these monthly numbers to make changes and adjustments to payroll systems and also to forecast possible impact on the business in the near future. tax on workers’ wages earned each year up to that year’s wage base.

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