Taxes

Learn about the updated IRS Form W-4, when employees should submit it, and employer responsibilities for tax withholding. Simplify payroll with expert tips.

Household employers use Schedule H to report total wages paid to nannies and other household employees, including Social Security, Medicare and federal unemployment taxes.

Wondering if you can pay your nanny as a 1099 contractor? Learn why nannies are classified as employees and the risks of misclassification under IRS rules.

Learn about W-2 Forms: what they report, employer requirements, distribution process, and how SurePayroll can help simplify preparation and delivery for businesses.

When looking for childcare, you may be confused about the difference between hiring a babysitter and hiring a nanny.

This year-end payroll checklist and guide can help you make sure your small business clients meet payroll tax deadlines and start the new year strong.