Don't miss the APA's Virtual Congress & Expo May 22 and 23. This online experience comes complete with educational workshops, a full-service Expo, and networking opportunities.

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On March 25-26, APA’s Capital Summit will bring government decision-makers and leading payroll experts together with APA members to discuss the impacts of laws and regulations on payroll...

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The California Supreme Court has ruled that an employee may not bring a civil action against a payroll service provider, in addition to the employer, for unpaid wages owed under state law. APA and...

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The federal Office of Child Support Enforcement encourages employers to take advantage of online services through its OCSE Child Support Portal.

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APA is introducing new policies and resources for chapters who request a National Speakers Bureau member to speak at their meeting or event.

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Before issuing lump-sum payments like bonuses, employers may be required to report the payments to state agencies in order to determine whether the payment is subject to child support withholding....

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In this March 2019 edition of Compliance TV: SSA to send no-match letters to employers, California court ruling favors payroll service provider, and Michigan enacts paid sick leave, minimum wage...

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California and New York City are considering proposals that would expand paid leave. California Gov. Gavin Newsom included a proposal to extend paid family leave benefits to six months in his state...

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In this February 2019 edition of Compliance TV: The IRS releases 2019 Form W-2 and waives penalties for some taxpayers who under-withheld in 2018. Also, some states extend W-2 electronic filing...

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The IRS has released the 2019 Form W-2 and the instructions. There are no major changes to the form. There are some items to note, including Box 9 no longer being in use and updated penalty amounts...

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