Which employers are eligible for the work opportunity tax credit?
Employers, including certain tax-exempt employers, may be eligible for the work opportunity tax credit if they hire individuals who face employment barriers. Work Opportunity...
Employers, including certain tax-exempt employers, may be eligible for the work opportunity tax credit if they hire individuals who face employment barriers. Work Opportunity...
Yes, in two circumstances. First, you can discipline the employee if their other job violates your outside employment (aka moonlighting) policy. Second, you...
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Payroll and taxes are usually a confusing topic for churches that can easily find themselves in trouble with the IRS if payroll taxes...
Officially called the Family & Medical Leave Act, the FMLA is a federal law that makes it a requirement for employers with at...
On June 14th the Commissioners Court allocated $25 million in federal funding to assist small businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, known as...