As we all look to finally put 2020 behind us, one last thing remains — filing taxes. Feb. 12 is the official start of the tax season, as that is when the Internal Revenue Service will begin accepting and processing 2020 tax year returns. To speed refunds with the ongoing pandemic, the IRS urges taxpayers to file electronically with direct deposit…
While many folks have adjusted to a new normal as the COVID-19 pandemic continues, others are still feeling the effects in daily life. There is only so much we can do to change the course of the pandemic, but we are able to master our gratitude mindset. A quick five-minute exercise can help you organize your to-do list and focus…
Stress levels rise around the holidays as some companies experience their busiest time of year and commitments to family and friends become more frequent. As with everything, the COVID-19 pandemic has added another layer of anxiety this year. Team members may have cancelled or postponed previously planned vacations leading to extended amounts of time with no significant breaks. Encouraging and…
It is hard to believe that we are already thinking about year end, but — like it or not — it is coming. And in true 2020 form, this year will be a little different. Since Jan. 1, 2021 falls on a Friday and a payday for a lot of employees, there are a few additional things to consider this…
Payroll professionals are a critical piece of our infrastructure. A vast majority – 70 percent – of the US Treasury’s annual revenue is generated through payroll withholdings that are contributed by America’s workers, and collected, reported and deposited by payroll professionals. Payroll professionals bolster employee confidence, provide critical understanding of payroll withholding systems and educate employees on calculating paychecks and getting…