Read an APA member’s article, “Payroll Software and Child Support Deductions,” in the June-July edition of the Child Support Report, published by the federal Office of Child Support Enforcement...

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In June, APA offered recommendations to improve the administrative feasibility of the payroll tax and withholding requirements in Eugene, Oregon. The new tax goes into effect on January 1, 2021.

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The Professional Certification Coalition, in which APA is a participant, was successful before the Missouri legislature in protecting the interests of private-sector certification programs, such as...

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APA urged congressional leaders to support S. 3995, the Remote and Mobile Worker Relief Act of 2020, with two critical amendments to expand temporary presence state tax relief during the COVID-19...

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APA asked the IRS for guidance on the April 2020 Draft Form 941 and its instructions. For payroll professionals, it is important that their employers receive COVID-19 credits, they complete forms...

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Join APA for a special live presentation on June 2 at Congress Xstream. “Learning From the Top” features two decisionmakers at the IRS: Sunita Lough, Esq., Deputy Commissioner for Services and...

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APA members participating in the IRS’s Security Summit are helping to identify potential threats from cybercriminals.

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APA asks for relief from the administrative burden of withholding income tax for employees temporarily teleworking in their home states because of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

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APA members and several early wage access vendors participated in a roundtable discussion about provisions in New Jersey S.B. 866 that would prevent vendors from providing early wage access in New...

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As the city of Eugene, Ore., begins to prepare proposed administrative rules regarding its new payroll tax under Council Ordinance No. 20616, APA provided comments for consideration.

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