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Starting July 11th, we are moving to an industry standard policy where we automatically retry employer debits after they fail. If a payment fails, we’ll give the employer 5 business days to resolve the issue by ACH or wire. If, after business 5 days, the payroll has not been funded, we’ll automatically retry the payment. Then we’ll retry again after 10 business days for a total of 2 retry attempts.
Automatic Retry for Failed Debits
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Automatic Retry for Failed Debits
Starting July 11th, we are moving to an industry standard policy where we automatically retry employer debits after they fail. If a payment fails, we’ll give the employer 5 business days to resolve the issue by ACH or wire. If, after business 5 days, the payroll has not been funded, we’ll automatically retry the payment. Then we’ll retry again after 10 business days for a total of 2 retry attempts.
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We have released the Company Verification Document Component, which automates the collection of documents needed to verify company information, including bank accounts and business characteristics. Previous manual Console-based workflows and entirely API-built integrations can be replaced with this Component, which will surface document requirements directly to employers, give instructions on what documents are needed, and guide employers through the upload process.
Company Verification Document Component
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Company Verification Document Component
We have released the Company Verification Document Component, which automates the collection of documents needed to verify company information, including bank accounts and business characteristics. Previous manual Console-based workflows and entirely API-built integrations can be replaced with this Component, which will surface document requirements directly to employers, give instructions on what documents are needed, and guide employers through the upload process.
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Effective 7/1, Indiana has introduced several new required employee tax parameters for New Hire Reporting. These include:Employee Job TitleEmployee Starting CompensationEmployee Pay Rate (Hourly or Annual)These new parameters are now available in Check as company-defined attributes, and should be provided for all Indiana employees hired beginning 7/1. For more information, visit the Indiana New Hire Reporting Center
New Indiana New Hire Reporting Parameters
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New Indiana New Hire Reporting Parameters
Effective 7/1, Indiana has introduced several new required employee tax parameters for New Hire Reporting. These include:
- Employee Job Title
- Employee Starting Compensation
- Employee Pay Rate (Hourly or Annual)
These new parameters are now available in Check as company-defined attributes, and should be provided for all Indiana employees hired beginning 7/1. For more information, visit the Indiana New Hire Reporting Center.
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We're excited to announce the launch of our new self-guided training program! This resource offers detailed articles and helpful videos on various payroll topics, each covered in 10 minutes or less. Designed for partner operation teams, the training covers important payroll concepts and will evolve over time to address more complex topics as your business grows. New topics will be added weekly.
Introducing Check’s Training Program
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Introducing Check’s Training Program
We're excited to announce the launch of our new self-guided training program! This resource offers detailed articles and helpful videos on various payroll topics, each covered in 10 minutes or less. Designed for partner operation teams, the training covers important payroll concepts and will evolve over time to address more complex topics as your business grows. New topics will be added weekly.
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