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Business standard mileage rate unchanged for 2012
Employers can reimburse up to 55.5 cents for business miles driven in 2012 — the same rate as the second half of 2011 — without incurring taxable income to employees.
FUTA tax bill spikes for employers in 20 states
Come Jan. 31, employers in 20 states (plus the Virgin Islands) must deposit higher-than-usual Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA) taxes with their Form 940, Employer’s Annual Federal Unemployment (FUTA) tax return.
SSA’s higher wage base = more questions
SSA’s first taxable wage base boost in several years means more than just higher taxes for top earners – it may also bring more questions for you.
Feds make E-Verify Self Check tool more accessible
The feds just expanded the universe of who can use the E-Verify Self Check Tool.
One email you don’t want in your inbox
The feds issued a warning about a message you may soon receive.
Temporary FUTA surtax expires: Now what?
The expiration of the “temporary” 0.2% FUTA surtax on June 30 changes employers’ recordkeeping duties.
Standard mileage rate climbs for next 6 months
The IRS has changed its mind about raising mileage rates.
Taxable wage base shoots up next year
Some of your company’s highest earners won’t be happy when they hear they’ll be paying more taxes next year.
Obama lessens healthcare reporting burden
There’s no such thing as a free lunch — or a Free Choice Voucher under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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