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A small business hiring its first employees faces a frightening array of unfamiliar paperwork and deadlines. IRS greets the new employer with promises to assess penalties if the rule book isn't...
Before a business hires an independent contractor, it is important first to weigh the pros and cons of hiring a contractor versus an employee. Once that has been done, it is equally important to...
When a company hires a person for the job, the first thing they must do is fill out the paperwork. This is the law in every state. One of the pieces of paperwork is the W2 form, which tells the...
The Internet is the easiest way to apply for an "Employer Identification Number" (EIN) In this article I will show you the easy ways to file and obtain an EIN.
Some of the taxes deducted from an employee's paycheck are set percentages of gross pay--like 6.2 percent for Social Security. Federal--and most state--income taxes only touch part of the...
Your company may use independent contractors or freelance workers to complete special projects. According to IRS regulations, these employees differ from permanent staff members because they do...
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