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What you don't
know can hurt you. That's never more true than when handling
payroll. The first step to complying with regulations is
understanding them. That's why you'll begin your day with a crash
course in payroll's legal basics. You'll find out what areas fall
under state, federal, and joint regulation, and learn how to avoid the
often staggering penalties and fines of non-compliance.
Handling payroll sounds like a simple proposition. Employees work
at a certain rate of pay. You take out taxes and give them the rest
of what they've earned. If only it were that clear cut.
Regulations regarding special benefits and other payments turn a simple
proposition into a legal landmine. Armed with the strategies you'll
gain at this seminar, you'll handle payroll accurately, legally, and with
complete confidence.
Every employee's paycheck presents a different challenge. After
this seminar, you'll know which forms to use when and, most important, how
to keep your company out of hot water with the DOL and state
agencies. It's their job to catch you in a mistake. Together,
we'll make sure that doesn't happen.
Seminar Overview
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The latest regulation changes that impact your payroll
and how best to handle them
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The
red flags auditors look for in your payroll procedures |
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The ins and outs of new hire reporting —
what's changed now |
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Fringe benefits, bonuses, commissions, back-pay — what's taxable
today |
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Handling the sticky legalities of payment on termination |
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Your state law says one
thing; the federal government another — now what? |
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Side-stepping the most common pitfalls of Wage and
Hour laws |
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The legal importance of maintaining the
distinctions between contract employees and staff |
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What to do
if you get an FLSA complaint |
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Exempt vs. nonexempt employees — are
you applying the FLSA properly to each? |
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Understanding overlapping federal and state wage and
hour laws |
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Compensation and fair market value — what the law says you
must do |
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Payroll procedures that signal trouble to auditors |
To
find out more about Payroll Law,
contact our customer service department at customerservice@pryor.com
or by phone at 1-800-780-8476.
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