Legislation has been enacted in Massachusetts that will increase the state minimum wage rate and affect tip credit amounts, and create a paid family and medical leave program funded by a payroll tax...

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On July 5, during the IRS’s payroll industry call, Scott Pederson, a Program Analyst in the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) Office of Electronic Services and Technology, provided an overview...

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The New York Department of Taxation and Finance (DTF) has issued guidance on the new Employer Compensation Expense Tax. It is an optional, employer-paid tax that is being phased in over three years...

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Now on demand, the 2018 Virtual Congress & Expo comes complete with educational webcasts, a full-service Expo, and plenty of engaging virtual interaction with industry expert service providers.

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On June 15, APA’s Government Relations Task Force (GRTF) Subcommittees on IRS Issues and Child Support and Other Garnishments submitted recommendations to the IRS and U.S. Department of the Treasury...

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Receive expert advice on payroll implementation during the July 12 #Paynews payroll chat.

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On July 3, APA submitted detailed comments to the IRS on the preliminary draft 2019 Form W-4, Employee’s Withholding Allowance Certificate, and the related instructions. APA identified several...

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As an American Payroll Association (APA) member, you are always first to know about breaking payroll news through Compliance Updates. APA has created an archive on its website of all Compliance...

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When submitting Rhode Island child support payments to the state disbursement unit (SDU), employers must use the correct FIPS (Federal Information Process Standards) pay code for Rhode Island –...

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The Idaho State Tax Commission (STC) has issued another updated version of its withholding guide. The guide includes a new Form W-4 worksheet for employees to use for Idaho income tax purposes [STC,...

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