The End of Days: Terminating Your Payroll Provider
Switching payroll providers is sometimes best for your business--whether for cost-savings, better customer support, or other reasons. There are steps an employer must take in the process of switching providers to ensure continuity and avoid losing information along the way. In this blog, we explore a few things to keep in mind when switching payroll providers.
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The Effectiveness of Effective Dating
Effective Dating is an important tool for payroll administrators to track changes in an employee's payroll and ensure accurate updates. Payroll providers built on top of Check are able to take advantage of Effective Dating in multiple fields including benefits, deductions and tax parameters.
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Back to School: Multi-state Taxation for Temporary Residents
Navigating taxes when you are living and working outside of your resident state can be confusing. As we enter back to school season, we dive into how college students attending school out of state should think about taxes.
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Launching Payroll with Check: A closer look
Launching payroll is no small feat. In this blog, Sid walks through the steps to get payroll up and running and how Check supports our partners in that process. We are with our partners every step of the way: implementing, selling, and growing their product.
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America's First Income Tax
In the next edition of our Brief History of Payroll Series, we discuss how the first income tax came to be in the United States. The Revenue Act of 1861 created the nation's first income tax: a 3% flat rate on citizens with an annual income of $800 or more.
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Build, Buy, Partner vs. Check
Before Check, there were three options for payroll: build, buy, or partner. Each of these options has its uniques advantages and disadvantages, but none come without compromise. Now, with Check, platforms can get the best of all three without the associated costs and time commitments.
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