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Part of your title as “employer” also includes “payroll processor.” When you hire employees, you have to add them to payroll, withhold the proper taxes, and pay employees. It’s all part of the job. But if you’re new to this employer role, you may not be exactly sure how to process payroll. We’ve written down […]
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Most businesses—70%—pay employees weekly or biweekly. But between weekly payroll and biweekly payroll, which is best for your business?
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In April of 2025, President Trump announced a 10% tariff on all countries, plus a higher reciprocal tariff on select countries with large trade deficits. Although Trump announced a 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs on April 9 (except China, who now has a 145% tariff), one important question remains: How do tariffs affect small businesses?
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According to the most recent BLS data, 27.5% of workers have access to paid family leave. Do yours? If you do business in one of the states with paid family leave laws, the answer should be yes.
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Seven out of 10 Americans aren’t fans of changing the clocks at the start and end of daylight saving time (DST). And if you have employees who work the graveyard shift, you might not like the payroll issues that come with DST. So, how does daylight savings time work when employees are on the clock? […]
Read More Do Night Shift Workers Get Paid for Daylight Savings? And More Payroll Questions
Pay frequency, or how often you pay your team, is one of the first decisions you must make when you hire your first employee.
Read More Pay Frequency: How Often Should I Pay My Employees?
Running your own business doesn’t mean you sit around as stacks of cash come flooding into your office. Business owners are busy nonstop to keep up with operations. Since running a business is your full-time job, you need to know how to pay yourself from your business.
Read More How to Pay Yourself from Your Business: Salary vs. Draw
The greatest expense for small business owners is often payroll. Why? Because when you hire employees, you pay more than just their wages—you also pay payroll taxes, benefits contributions, and other miscellaneous expenses. So how much does an employee cost?
Read More How Much Does an Employee Cost? Busting Myths With an Infographic
You may know accountants are experts at crunching numbers, and that their knowledge could be useful to your small business. But, you may not be aware of everything an accountant brings to the table. What does an accountant do, exactly?
Read More What Does An Accountant Do? Behind-the-scenes Business Heroes
If you’re thinking about hiring employees, you need a plan for payroll. But with the added expense of wages and benefits, you might not be too keen on the high price tag that comes with outsourcing payroll. Fear not—you can learn how to do payroll yourself.
Read More How to Do Payroll Yourself: A Quick and Comprehensive Guide