The IRS is going back to the future in an effort to avoid fraud, deadline confusion, and filing errors related to reporting nonemployee compensation in 2020. They are reintroducing Form 1099-NEC, a form that hasn’t been used since 1982 …
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California passed a state paid family and medical leave law in 2002 and became the first state to implement a state paid leave program in 2004. Since that time, ten U.S. states and the District of Columbia now have …
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In June of 2019, Connecticut passed the State’s Paid Family Medical Leave Act (CT PFMLA), which introduced employers in the state to an upcoming Connecticut Paid Leave (CTPL) insurance program to be funded by employees by way of a …
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A year and a half has passed since Maine’s Governor Janet Mills signed L.D. 369, An Act Authorizing Earned Employee Leave, into law. The Maine Department of Labor (MDOL) issued its final rules on the ground-breaking earned paid leave …
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The CARES Act introduced the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) in support of small businesses employing 500 or fewer employees and in need of funds to maintain ongoing operations while facing economic uncertainty. Ongoing publicity surrounding the PPP brought to …
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The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) provided billions of dollars to businesses affected by the COVID-19 crisis, which undoubtedly served as a lifeline to many. Still, PPP funding received by some businesses dried up earlier than anticipated, and the frequency …
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Many employers are understandably preoccupied, putting out COVID-19-related fires and dealing with other workforce and operational concerns. But it’s important for employers not to let other regulatory matters fall by the wayside, such as their legal obligations related to …
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The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) was enacted on March 18, 2020, and amended Title I of the Family Medical Leave Act of 1993 to assist workers through the COVID-19 crisis. The FFCRA established both the Emergency Paid …
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In 2019, describing something as predictable might have been an insult. In 2020, though—what wouldn’t we give for a little more predictability? From state health departments to your local school district, COVID guidelines are constantly changing. No one knows …
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The water cooler’s empty now; it’s too much of a contamination risk to keep it filled. No one wants to linger over birthday cake in the office kitchen anymore. And any hope of a company in-person retreat is so …
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