Special Report: Panel Answers Questions at Payroll Congress—Part 2 offers an insider look at how federal agency executives answered questions submitted by participants at APA and GPMI’s event.

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Check out these six simple ways to join the National Payroll Week celebration, September 5-9, 2022, whether you’re back in the office or celebrating virtually.

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In this August 2022 edition of Compliance TV: IRS Gives More Information, Names New 1099 Platform; USCIS Opens Second Comment Period for Form I-9; IRS to Send Courtesy Notices for Social Security...

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State payroll compliance can be challenging and knowing where to go for information can help. APA provides state agency directories in its Resource Library to help payroll professionals find contact...

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The American Payroll Association’s (APA) most recent “PayTalk” podcast episodes, new one to be released August 5, provide insight on how to leverage data analytics to help with not only the...

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Employees whose E-Verify cases are referred to the Social Security Administration (SSA) on or after July 15, 2022, will have eight work days to contact SSA.

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The APA Government Relations Task Force Federal Issues Subcommittee contacted the IRS in June with questions regarding the backlog in processing Forms 941 and 941-X.

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The APA submitted comments to the IRS to ask the agency to resolve duplicate information reporting on Forms 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC.

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Read APA’s article, “e-IWO Helps Employers Comply with Garnishments,” in the July 2022 edition of the Child Support Report, published by the federal Office of Child Support Enforcement.

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The Washington Court of Appeals ruled that the Seattle payroll expense tax is an excise tax on businesses and not a tax on employee income and is therefore constitutional. The Seattle payroll expense...

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