New Local Tax Laws Add to a Patchwork of Complications
In July 2018, New Jersey became the latest state to pass legislation allowing cities to impose payroll taxes on employers, joining 15 other states
Paid Sick Leave Is Now the Law in 10 States; New Jersey Is the Latest to Switch
One in five U.S. states now require private-sector employers to provide paid sick leave to their employees. On May 2, New Jersey joined nine states
Coast to Coast Tax Developments: Opt-Ins in New York, Deferments in San Francisco
There are some notable tax changes at the state and local levels for the 2018 tax year, with two historical bellwethers—New York and San Francisco—leading
DID OBAMACARE JUST LOSE ITS PROTECTION AS A TAX? TWENTY STATES ARE TRYING TO FIND OUT.
On Feb. 26, 20 states filed a lawsuit in a federal district court in Texas to repeal the Affordable Care Act. The sweeping Tax Cuts and Jobs Act,
ACA Reporting: It’s time to prepare for 2018 health care benefits filing
It’s almost that time of year for employers—preparation for health care coverage reporting to the IRS and employees. Although the fate of the Affordable Care
A ROUNDUP OF ELIGIBLE AND INELIGIBLE FSA EXPENSES
Open enrollment is here and now is the perfect time to enroll in the company flexible spending plan (FSA) – if you haven’t already! With
