Payroll & Taxes Blog

Cory Hershman, online payroll training expert, reveals common small business payroll mistakes and shares her thoughts on whether you want to mess with the IRS.

Tax season tends to be a time of the year that individuals, and small business owners, don’t look forward to. Taxes can be confusing, mistakes are costly, and making sure you have all the proper paperwork can be time-consuming.

As a small business owner, you likely know first-hand how managing cash flow can be a struggle, which is why you’ll appreciate any opportunity to save a few dollars and have more cash on hand.

While filing taxes can be a painful, time-consuming task, one thing that people don’t get mad about during tax season is receiving a refund. 

The small business payroll services provider earns a silver award for its U.S.-based contact center. 

Did you know, besides getting your potential tax refund faster, there are several benefits to filing your taxes early? 

When searching for an online payroll service for your small business payroll needs, one of the most important things you’ll consider is cost. 

A common question that is asked by new employees is “how much federal tax is taken out of my paycheck.” Everybody always wants to know how much they will be making but know that taxes are always lurking and will impact final take-home pay.

A bank holiday is “a business day during which financial institutions close their doors to the public, and their employees take a day off.”

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?

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.