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PayAmerica tax filing services will help you improve your processes, reduce your
exposure to penalties and interest, and gain focus on supporting business growth.
Payroll management and tax filing solutions tailored to the way you work
Our high tech/high touch services help you efficiently and effectively manage your
payroll and HR data and processes, and stay on top of your payroll tax obligations.
You have your choice of payroll entry methods, and you can choose from many payroll
management and distribution options.
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- Tax filing in over 9,000 Federal, state and local jurisdictions
- Preparation and filing of all returns; collection and deposit of payroll tax funds
- Secure online access to tax data - Integrated with Liberty payroll, or use your
own payroll processing system
- W-2 printing
- W-2 management
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The ever-changing and complicated issues that are part of the tax filing process
can be challenging. But, unfortunately, it's probably going to become more complex.
The federal and local governments will continue to change and update tax codes and
enact strict reporting guidelines for companies of all sizes. One of the most common
issues companies may face is what to do and what to consider when paying employees
in more than one state.
For employers, maintaining the compliance requirements for
all of the different tax jurisdictions is a challenge -- with the failure of noncompliance
resulting in penalty and interest charges. Keep the following points in mind:
When
it comes to staying compliant with the tax jurisdictions, change is inevitable.
You must keep up with the changes, however, and use the correct deposit forms and
payment types -- paper and electronic.
Filing rules change quarterly, and annual
returns requirements dictate that data is to be supplied in the correct format based
on the employers' profile. Requirements can change from paper to electronic formats
based on the number of employees.
Electronic format changes mean the employer must
ensure their payroll system can output the data in the correct format and media.
Unfortunately, required changes from tax jurisdictions typically only become available
late in the year, resulting in a last-minute "fire drill" for every employer.
As
companies grow, they often move into new states, meaning they now have another state's
compliance rules to maintain and add to their payroll processes. When this occurs,
make sure you have all the filing requirements for that new tax jurisdiction.
Double
check that your employees are being taxed in the correct tax jurisdictions -- the
correct combination of jurisdictions are dependent on the employee's place of work
and residence.
Staying current and compliant with your tax filing processes, whether you are in
one state or 20 states, can be scary and costly if it's not managed right. But with
a little foresight and diligence, problems and unexpected costs can be avoided. |
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