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Revised Form I-9 Must
Be Used Now
Beginning May 7, the revised version of Form I-9, Employment Eligibility Verification, must be used by employers to verify the identity and work authorization of newly hired employees. Check out the new form and an employer handbook with detailed information about its completion.
Paying Teen Workers This Summer?
Employers must comply with federal and state laws when hiring teens in the summer. Like the FLSA, many state child labor laws relax time and hour restrictions (comply with more restrictive law if covered by both).
New York Proposes Wage Deduction Regs
NY's labor agency has issued much anticipated proposed wage deduction regulations. Public comments will be accepted until July 6.
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APA is Your Voice in Washington
APA Contributions to SSA/IRS Reporter
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Direct Deposit Makes Us Greener
From CNBC.com: Earth Day Turns 40: How Tech Made Us Greener
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Tax Cut Debate Makes Payroll News
Michael O'Toole, Esq. comments on how expiring tax cuts debate stands to impact payroll. The Hill
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APA quoted in article on the expiring tax cuts debate. Bloomberg News
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APA Quoted in Wall Street Journal
Scott Mezistrano, CPP, formerly APA's Senior Manager of Government Relations, and Past President Dennis Danilewicz, CPP, were quoted in the article, Delays to Tax Tables May Dent Paychecks.
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APA Experts Quoted by The Washington Post
APA's Michael O'Toole, Esq and Past President Dennis Danilewicz, CPP were quoted by the Washington Post in its "Political Economy" blog. Tax wrangling creates uncertainty about paychecks
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Washington Post Quotes APA on 2011 Paychecks
Scott Mezistrano, CPP, formerly APA's Senior Manager of Government Relations, gives payroll's perspective in this article from the Washington Post, "Will bigger paychecks bring a better economy?"
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Consumer Reports Cites APA Expert in its Money Blog
Scott Mezistrano, CPP, formerly APA's Senior Manager of Government Relations, tells consumers what to expect in their paychecks in 2011 in this blog post from Consumer Reports, "That 2-percent tax cut in your paycheck? Not so fast."
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CNN Money Breaks Down 2011 Paychecks
Get a breakdown of how your paycheck will look in 2011 from Scott Mezistrano, CPP (formerly APA's Senior Manager of Government Relations). He was quoted in CNN Money's article, "Tax cut deal: What to expect in your paycheck."
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Dennis Danilewicz, CPP, former APA President and Senior Director, Payroll Services, for NYU Langone Medical Center, speaks about the Leadership Certificate Program.
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Fall Forum This year's conference will be held September 25-27, 2013, in Long Beach, CA at The Hilton Long Beach. It features the Leadership Certificate Program, the Global Payroll Managment Certificate Program, the results of the Payroll Performance Study, and APA's Prism Awards.
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Educational Institutions Payroll Conference The focus is on payroll issues special to institutions of higher education. The conference takes place this year onboard the Queen Mary, Long Beach, CA, November 3-6, 2013.
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Capital Summit Meet in Washington, DC with government officials from IRS, SSA, DOL and more. March 10-11, 2014
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2014 Congress APA's 32nd Annual Congress features workshops, payroll and finance Expo, networking and much more.
May 13-17, 2014 in Minneapolis, MN.
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