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What is America’s Transportation Infrastructure Act of 2019
America’s Transportation Infrastructure Act of 2019 was introduced last July. This bill included...
Three ways AB 5 May Impact your Business
If you’ve been curious about how AB 5 will impact businesses across California, you’re not alone....
Watch out for these four common certified payroll mistakes
Contractors and subcontractors that work on government-funded contracts in excess of $2,000 must...
Preventing certified payroll mistakes
Processing payroll is never easy, but processing certified payroll adds a new level of complexity...
Stay ahead of AB-3018 with simple, on-demand reports
Due to AB-3018, the percentage of skilled journeypersons that must be used on government funded...
The pros and cons of Supplemental Unemployment Benefit plans
Supplemental unemployment insurance is an insurance policy that provides income to workers that...
Understanding the impact of the California Consumer Privacy Act
California residents now have ownership over their personal information due to the California...
A closer look at the new W-4
The IRS recently released the updated Employees’ Withholding Certificate, better known as the W-4....
Assembly Bill 5 and its impact on construction-related trucking
AB 5 is likely to reduce the number of workers that can be labeled as independent contractors, forcing companies to classify them as employees. These changes can be problematic for companies that need short term help or specialized labor, including the construction industry.
Is your company ready for the 2020 changes to AB-3018?
On January 1 of 2019, Assembly Bill 3018 (AB-3018) went into effect and placed new constraints on...
