The Payroll Blog

The outcome of the 2020 elections did not change the challenges facing business and employees in the United States. Stimulus, the economy, taxes, and health care — all pocketbook issues — along with retirement remain top of mind.

As federal, state, and local governments pass legislation and offer guidance in response to the coronavirus pandemic, SurePayroll continues monitoring the landscape to provide helpful information to our small business customers and accountant partners.

David Tremblay has been the proud owner of Atkinson Graphics for over 25 years.

Wrapping up the end of the year as a small business owner can be overwhelming. Did you know that working with an online payroll service can make year-end a little easier?

Accountants, the new year is upon us, and if you’re like us at SurePayroll, you’re likely scrambling to make sure your clients are where they need to be to start the new year off on the right foot.

Whether you’ve been following a DIY approach for your small business payroll or working with an online payroll service, you may be wondering if it’s time to make a change.

Setting up a new business brings forward a lot of questions –  finding the right vendors, selecting the right business model, deciding who to hire, understanding your payroll schedule – but before you can even start thinking about these day-to-day elements of business, you have to decide how you’re going to structure your business.

If you’re a CPA, bookkeeper or financial advisor, you know that a new year can bring a host of new opportunities to your business.

SurePayroll was founded 20 years ago with a mission to give small business owners more time for you, less time on payroll and taxes.

Is this the year you became a household employer for the first time?

Ready or not, the new year is fast approaching. As a small business owner, this can be a busy time from juggling special promotions, celebrations in your personal life, and end of year payrolls.

When setting up payroll for your small business, one of the things you'll have to set up is a payroll schedule.