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Should I Do 1099 or W2, Answered
As tax season arrives, you are likely asking yourself, “Should I do 1099 or W2 for my employees?” Employers face this question frequently and sometimes …
Which Small Business Payroll Forms Matter Most
As a business owner, using small business payroll forms allows you to collect and report crucial payroll information. However, using these forms also means familiarizing …
What are the Self Employed 1099 or W2 Filing Guidelines?
When tax season rolls around, everyone needs to know the self employed 1099 or w2 requirements. Like with everything, the Internal Revenue Service has strict …
Common Payroll Tax Mistakes and How a Payroll Software Reduces Errors
If you are a small business owner responsible for completing payroll, you may have made your share of payroll tax mistakes. Payroll takes careful attention …
Understanding Payroll Tax Deposit Rules as a Small Business
All employers need to familiarize themselves with payroll tax deposit rules. Making these payments to the federal government are part of your responsibilities as an …
You Asked, We Answered: How Payroll System Works
If you are considering implementing new payroll procedures, you might wonder how payroll system works. Essentially, how payroll system works is that it helps ensure …
Which Tax Form to Give Your Independent Contractor: 1099 vs W-2
Does it make sense to provide an independent contractor 1099 vs W-2 form? In this article, we at AMS will help you figure out worker …
Employee Classification: How to Switch from 1099 to W-2
Congratulations on bringing another member onto your team! As an employer, you might need to figure out how to switch from 1099 to W-2. You …
How to File Taxes with a 1099 and W-2
As you start to gather information for tax season, you might wonder how to file taxes with a 1099 and W-2. If your company employs …