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Complete payroll services for small business clients. We have provided complete payroll services for small business clients for many years. Based on the needs of your company we will prepare paychecks, track the hours worked by your employees, prepare all of your weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual payroll filing, and help you to manage any additional employee benefits that you might offer. Not only that, but we do have the capability of offering you and your employees Direct Deposit of their paychecks.
 

Tax Tips Small Business

Reimbursing Your Employees for Business Expenses

What method should you choose?

Attracting and keeping good employees is a goal in any business. One way to make life easier for your employees is to have an easy to use reimbursement plan. Travel, transportation, moving, and educational expenses are common reimbursable expenses. As the employer, you have the option to set up an accountable or nonaccountable reimbursement plan. Under either plan, you can deduct many of the business expenses paid to or for employees. However, the plan you choose can make a big difference to your employees.

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Small Business Quick Tip

The Social Security wage base increases to $106,800 in 2009 and 2010. This means that you are no longer required to withhold social security tax for employees after meeting this threshold. However, you are required to withhold Medicare taxes regardless of the amount of wages paid.
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Tax Tips Personal

Direct Deposit of Your Tax Refund

More options are available to you

The IRS is now allowing taxpayers who are due a tax refund the option of having that refund split up and deposited in up to three different bank accounts. Read more...

Personal Quick Tip

If your tax refund was too high or too low, adjust your withholding so it doesn't happen again next year. You can file a revised W-4 with your employer at any time to increase or decrease the number of exemptions you claim. The more exemptions you claim, the less tax your employer withholds from your wages, resulting in a smaller refund. Decreasing the number of exemptions results in more withholding and a larger refund.