In October, the APA testified in Utah on the Earned Wage Access Services Act amendments.

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Read APA’s article, “Configuring Payroll Systems is Key,” in the October edition of the Child Support Report, published by the federal Office of Child Support Enforcement.

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The APA testified in September at an IRS public hearing in support of proposed rules to lower the filing threshold for electronic filing to an aggregated 100 returns filed in 2022 and 10 returns...

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The Illinois Department of Labor is again asking for the APA’s help in reaching employers subject to new pay data reporting requirements in 2022. Employers are asked to submit contact information by...

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The APA, jointly with the National Payroll Reporting Consortium (NPRC), contacted the Baltimore, Md., City Council on September 7, 2021, asking for help in clarifying Ordinance 21-0001, which broadly...

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The APA requested an opportunity to collaborate with the Texas Workforce Commission to implement a law that will enhance employers’ quarterly wage information reporting.

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The APA Government Relations staff met with the Illinois Department of Labor about a new law that requires certain employers to apply for an equal pay registration certificate.

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The American Payroll Association is pleased to announce that its member James Paille, CPP, has been selected to serve on the IRS’s Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee.

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The SSA/IRS Reporter, Summer 2021, contains three articles written by APA on the value of payroll to the national tax system, payroll management for the new Juneteenth holiday, and guidance on...

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On September 16, the federal Office of Child Support Enforcement’s (OCSE) Employer Services Team will present an APA webinar to discuss the agency’s new Communication Center.

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