It’s that time of year again – the beginning of tax season! Now that we’ve entered into a new year you are probably asking “when does my employer have to send my w2” for last year? Good Question! Your employer must send your tax form to you by January 31st. If you haven’t…
Chances are that whenever you get paid, you receive a pay stub, or wage statement, describing details of the payment. Maybe you ignore the pay stub because your take-home pay looks correct. Or maybe you look it over, but find it too complicated to figure out. Either way, it’s important that you analyze and comprehend…
5 Things to Do Before Taking Maternity or Paternity Leave Going on maternity or paternity leave is a great way to start your journey into parenthood. During this time, you’ll be able to bond with your family while recovering from childbirth. However, before you take this extended time off from work, you’ll need to perform…
You’re hitched! Now what? If you recently got married, you’ll need to bring your employer up to speed so that the appropriate changes can be made in the HR/payroll system. This includes any adjustments to your name, address, benefits, taxes, emergency contacts, and direct deposit. Name and Address Per Internal Revenue Service (IRS) rules, the…
Spring and fall are the two most popular times for couples to get married. This big life event not only takes time away from work, but also requires certain internal changes to be processed. Below are a few of the most common updates that every organization’s Human Resource department will need to adjust: Name and…