In addition to all of the educational workshops this week, Congress Xstream will also feature the leading payroll product and service providers in an expansive Expo.

All eyes were on motivational humorist and author Kay Frances, CSP, MBA, during Friday’s Closing General Session, and she did not disappoint.

Experts from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE), Social Security Administration (SSA), U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), and the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) were on hand Thursday morning for the Forum on Federal Payroll Issues workshop...

6:45PM—Have a great rest of your week at Congress Xstream everyone! Let's have a drink together in 2021!

6:42PM—Turn out the lights, the party's over. You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here.

6:38PM—More food! Bryan is now eating some jalapeño Ranch-flavored popcorn. He needs something...

Don’t worry, payroll professionals. Robots are not going to take your job.

The special presentation “Learning From the Top” introduced Congress Xstream attendees to two IRS leaders, who discussed some of their organization’s responsibilities during the COVID-19 outbreak and to break down the legislative provisions of relief packages provided to businesses and individuals.

Both Lois Fried, CPP, APA’s new President, and Dan Maddux, APA Executive Director, will be available virtually to chat with and ask questions during a series of 30-minute Meet and Greet sessions all week.

Payroll vendors from across the globe will showcase their latest products, services, and technology at the Congress Xstream's one-of-a-kind payroll Expo.

Congress looks a bit different this year, doesn’t it?

Some may consider accounting the most dreaded part of the payroll process, but at the 37th Annual Congress workshop “Payroll Accounting: How Important Is It?” on Friday afternoon, Emily Lindsay, a member of APA’s board of directors, and APA Director of Payroll Training Andy Garboden, CPP, explained...