Payroll

Employers should know who is eligible for overtime, and how much they could earn. Read more to learn the difference between exempt and non-exempt employees.

Today, many businesses use direct deposit each payday. But not everyone has — or wants to use — a bank. That's why many employers use payroll cards.

An incident of check fraud can have costly, and sometimes devastating effects on a business. Read more for tips on how to prevent check fraud.

We've all heard of Form W-2, but do you know the details? Click through to take a closer look at this important IRS form.

Direct deposit makes payroll processing much easier, and the majority of employees find it convenient. Read more on whether you’re allowed to mandate it.

Most employees are subject to tax withholding. Those exempt from withholding are in the minority -- but you should still know who they are.

Your lookback period dictates your federal payroll tax deposit schedule. Learn how lookback periods work, and how they affect payroll tax deposits.

Do your employees know how to read their paystubs? This information is especially important when reconciling employees’ wages and deductions with their W-2.

A salary range is the minimum to maximum base rate of pay for employees who do the same or similar work. Read more on how to build salary ranges.

Learn more about tracking remote employees in the field, such as repair technicians, who are working at multiple locations in a single day.