Agenda
Overview
Payroll law has become so complex and ever-changing that it’s easier to make mistakes. That’s why we developed this unique workshop — to show you exactly where you are vulnerable and, more importantly, how you can fix the problem.
After your training, you’ll know how to identify common mistakes that get most companies hauled into court — and ensure 100 percent accuracy and compliance. You’ll also cover special payroll situations like garnishments and levies, involuntary deductions and other benefit administration challenges.
Sign up today for the knowledge you need to self-audit your processes, clean up your records and ensure every employee, contractor, intern or other “special case” is classified, paid and reported correctly — saving you from hassles, headaches and potential lawsuits down the road.
Payroll and its related costs are the single biggest expense your company has. Make sure you give yourself the best opportunities to do it right. Enroll now for this terrific training.
WORKSHOP AGENDA
Program time: 5 hours
Session 1: The legal fundamentals of payroll administration
Where do your legal responsibilities as a payroll pro begin and end?
The top payroll law mistakes that could get you hauled into court
How to classify each and every one of your employees correctly
How to utilize the ABC Test to relieve your payroll headaches and worries
Starting off right: payroll requirements for new hires
How to ensure you’re withholding, reporting and paying the right taxes
Session 2: FLSA at a glance
The relationship between FLSA and employment in today’s business
Common FLSA exemptions that trip up even veteran payroll pros
How do you classify “time worked”?
When can you give comp time in lieu of overtime pay?
How to calculate overtime pay to the penny
Session 3: Understanding benefit administration fundamentals
What exactly is taxable compensation in the eyes of the law?
Everything you need to know about deductions: mandated, voluntary and involuntary
Are you taking out the right taxes? Too many? Too few?
When fringe benefits are NOT taxable
A step-by-step guide to handling a deceased employee’s wages
Session 4: Special payroll circumstances, garnishments, levies and more
What are the federal restrictions on creditor garnishments?
How to prioritize bankruptcy orders
The differences in administering a defaulted federal student loan
Child labor laws — are you in danger of violating them?
Guidelines for the amount of wages subject to an AWG when AWG and CCPA calculations differ
Juggling multiple garnishments: Which one takes precedence?
Session 5: Maintaining audit-proof records and forms
Time frames for keeping time cards, employee earnings statements and other vital payroll records
Step-by-step checklists for employee W-4s
How to avoid the most common mistakes employers make on W-2s
Keeping your organization safe from penalties
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Cancelation Policy: If you cannot attend an event, you may send someone else in your place. If that isn’t an option for you, cancellations received up to five working days before the event are refundable, minus a registration service charge ($10 for one-day events; $25 for multiple-day events). After that, cancellations are subject to the entire seminar fee, which you may apply toward a future seminar. Please note that if you don’t cancel and don’t attend, you are still responsible for payment.