Author: Margie Reed

It may be important for victims of a disaster to reconstruct their tax and financial records to help prove and document their losses so they can get federal assistance or insurance reimbursement. Below are some tips to help people reconstruct important records they may need...

In the war for talent, the right HR practices can determine whether you can hire and retain the best workers or not. Thanks to changing demographic trends, finding top-quality workers isn’t as easy as it was a few decades ago. By making a few changes...

California youth service organizations are now required to comply with newly amended regulations under California Penal Code §11105.3 which builds upon the foundation of California Business and Professions Code §18975 (AB 506). Key legislative changes include: Mandatory national (FBI) criminal history checks Annually signed waivers authorizing...

Every company is aware of time clock abuse, but each company handles this issue differently. Furthermore, wasted company time can come from many areas, such as stretched-out lunch breaks, unjustified sick leave, and excessive socializing among co-workers. Recent Study Revealed...

At Payroll Partners, we are incredibly thankful for you, our valued clients. Your trust and loyalty inspire us to continuously improve our services and provide the best payroll solutions possible. We appreciate your ongoing support and are committed to helping your business thrive. Thank you...

Most churches will issue a Form W-2 to a minister for their compensation if the minister is considered an employee of the church. The determination of whether a minister is an employee or an independent contractor is crucial in deciding whether to issue Form W-2...

On November 15, 2024, a federal court in Texas ruled that the Department of Labor had overstepped its authority with the most recent rule increasing the minimum salary for exempt employees. The July 1 increases are void, the additional increase that would have taken effect...