On June 24, the Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee (ETAAC) held its annual public meeting via conference call and released its Annual Report to Congress.

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Cynthia Holdren, a child support specialist who has built a bridge between federal and state child support agencies and payroll professionals, is the American Payroll Association’s 2020 recipient of...

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Nacha has released a set of proposals intended to prevent the improper use of ACH reversals. APA’s Electronic Payments Committee reviewed the proposed changes to the rules and sent a letter to Nacha...

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APA’s Payroll Issues for Multi-State Employers—Special Edition Covering COVID-19 will be offered as a live, interactive webinar in three segments on July 27, 29, and 31.

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With APA's Virtual Congress & Expo, you can hear keynote speakers and network with top industry service providers right from your desktop. The event takes place live June 24-25. Register today!

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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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The New Jersey legislature is considering a bill that would codify the use of payroll cards in the state. APA supports the bill but also recommends making changes to New Jersey’s wage payment statute...

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Virtual Congress, June 24-25, will provide attendees with the information they need to stay in compliance with new and existing state payroll laws and regulations.

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On June 25, government executives from the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) will deliver messages for payroll professionals during the Federal Executive...

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On July 8 and 10, APA will present a two-part webinar – Payroll Compliance Update Amid COVID-19 – to help payroll professionals learn more about adapting during the pandemic.

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