Over the past months, we’ve digested the many tax law changes brought by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA).
Read moreEarlier Due Dates For Certain 2016 Forms
Employers face a new January 31, 2017, due date for filing 2016 Forms W-2 and W-3 with the Social Security Administration. This date applies whether you file using paper forms or electronically.
Read moreCongress Eliminates IRS Penalty on Employer Reimbursements for Health Insurance
The Senate passed legislation Wednesday eliminating a tax penalty on employers who reimburse employees for the cost of health insurance premiums, following passage of the measure last week in the House.
Read moreNew Scams to Avoid in 2016
There are many ways to make sure that your finances are in good health, as the new year gets underway. One of them—knowing how to spot a scam—is often ignored. The result is that many people are swindled out of their hard-earned savings every year. While 2015 was a year of many familiar scams, 2016 promises new scams as thieves take advantage of election fever, technological trends, and an inadvertent helping hand from the government.
Read moreImportant Information About NYC’s Commuter Benefits Law
The following is from the NY Department of Consumer Affairs:
As you may be aware, NYC's Commuter Benefits Law takes effect January 1, 2016, and the Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) wants to make sure you have important information. DCA is responsible for enforcing the law and coordinating the City's public education and outreach campaign, and we are committed to working with businesses to make sure the law, which benefits both employers and employees, is administered effectively and fairly.
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