Get the Wisconsin Payroll Calculator You Deserve with AMS

Payroll is an essential part of every business, regardless of size and location. Unfortunately, the process is rarely as simple as writing a check directly to your employees; business owners, HR professionals, and accountants must perform several calculations, understand the amount of tax to withhold, and store all essential data for quarterly and end-of-year filing. […]

Form WT-7 is No Match for AMS Payroll Software

Each year, Wisconsin employers and business owners must file Form WT-7—the state’s income tax withholding form. For those who have the time and organizational prowess to keep well-maintained records and employee data, Form WT-7 is fairly simple; employers need only enter the number of employee W-2s and 1099s, the amount of tax withheld per quarter, […]

Finish Your Wisconsin Quarterly Wage Report with AMS

Wisconsin’s Unemployment Insurance laws require all employers to complete and submit a Form UCT-101. This Quarterly Contribution Report allows employers to report quarterly UI tax information. However, Form UCT-101 must be filed alongside a more comprehensive form: the Wisconsin Quarterly Wage Report. While the former includes information regarding the business as a whole, the latter […]

Complete the DC Quarterly Contribution Wage Report with AMS

Each quarter, D.C. employers are required to file an employer’s contribution and wage report, also known as Form UC-30. While there is also a DC Annual Contribution and Wage Report (Form UC-30H), the information required of both forms is nearly identical. Employers must include employee personal information and wages. To comply with unemployment tax requirements, […]

Choose AMS for Form UCT-101 Support

Under Wisconsin’s Unemployment Insurance law, all employers within the state are required to complete Form UCT-101—the Quarterly Contribution Report. The form is used by employers to report quarterly UI tax information. Though Wisconsin allows employers to file the form online (Form UCT-101-E), the process remains deceptively simple. On one form, filers must include their personal […]

Struggling with DC Withholding Tax Forms? AMS Can Help

DC withholding tax forms are notoriously tedious. Employers must file one of several options—FR 900M, FR 900A, FR 900NP, or FR 900Q. Each corresponds to the frequency with which the forms are filed—monthly, quarterly, annually, or non-wage filers. Regardless of your status, you’ll need to include essential business information, such as your income tax withheld […]

More than a Washington Payroll Calculator: AMS Software

Employers in Washington state must pay a variety of payroll taxes. Though there are no local or state withholding taxes, business owners must pay Unemployment Insurance and a Worker’s Compensation Tax. These taxes, in conjunction with federal tax requirements, necessitate a variety of calculations, filing processes, and reporting. Most small business owners don’t have the […]

WA Labor and Industries Quarterly Report: Employer Software Support

Filing workers’ compensation claims can be a hassle, but the Washington State website makes the process easier for both employers and employees. However, employers filing their WA Labor and Industries Quarterly Report may face a few speedbumps during the process. To complete this task, you will need all relevant personal and wage-related information for your […]

Struggling with Form 5208B? AMS Payroll Can Help

Pretty much all Washington businesses with employees are required to pay unemployment insurance. Often, this process is two-fold; a business must complete both a quarterly tax report and a wage detail. In Washington, these forms work together to produce essential payment amounts and other tax-related data. While the quarterly tax report includes business-wide financial information, […]

This is Why AMS is Perfect for Form 5208A Filing

If you run a small business in Washington, you likely need to complete Form 5208A—the WA Quarterly Tax Report. This form is necessary to assess the total tax amount paid to the state government. Employers will need to provide accurate data, including total gross wages, excess wages, taxable wages, quarterly UI tax, and necessary payment […]