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FLSA · March 30, 2026
Accurate payroll and tax records are a compliance lifeline. Yet the rules can be complicated, with overlapping requirements under the Fair Labor Standards Act, the Internal Revenue Code and state labor laws. Click through to learn what records you need to keep and how long to retain them.
Payroll Records · January 29, 2026
As companies recruit globally and support more remote employees, payroll recordkeeping has grown more complicated. Click through to learn how to stay compliant while keeping payroll records organized and useful.
Payroll/Taxes · December 02, 2024
Let's start by reviewing what federal law requires you to retain:
Each employee's personal information, including their full legal name, Social Security number, contact information, emergency contacts and occupation, needs to be kept. If you offer benefit plans, the benefits enrollment data should also be retained.
Payroll/Taxes · October 09, 2023
An unorganized and inefficient payroll process is a recipe for eventual disaster. If you rely on paper processes, both manual data entries and a massive number of spreadsheets can yield more errors than most people realize.