Let us fulfill your payroll needs so you can focus on what you enjoy best—managing your business. Processing payroll entails much more than simply distributing regular paychecks. There are taxes, deductions, changes in payroll laws, year-end documentation, and more to worry about. Those headaches stop here.
We provide the benefit of a complete payroll system. By handing your payroll duties over to us, you turn this complicated and time-consuming administrative chore into an easy function in your business that is both cost- and time-effective. If we're processing your payroll, there’s no need for you to staff an employee dedicated to this task, and no need to maintain your own payroll system. Our proficient payroll specialists will handle all of your needs, including check processing and printing, direct deposit, W-2 processing, filing up-to-date quarterly and annual payroll taxes, and reporting. Better yet, all of our services are offered electronically—saving you time, money and reducing costly mistakes. Your employees will enjoy secure online access to their paycheck stub information and W-2s...eliminating hours of distribution time.
There likely aren’t many college students who don’t have a smart phone loaded with helpful apps. However, it is unlikely that any of these apps are dedicated to helping them build their financial fortitude. This is why we created our list below—chock-full of apps designed to make it easier for college students of any age to save money.
Did you know that your webcam and even your home or office internet router can be the gateway through which cyber criminals gain access to your most sensitive data? If not, don’t panic—we have helpful tips below from the experts at the National Cyber Security Alliance to ensure that you head off this type of malicious action.
Have you had your eight glasses of water today? If you’re like the majority of Americans, chances are you haven’t—which may mean your productivity (and that of your employees) is not as high as it could be. A growing body of research points to physical dehydration as a prevalent productivity problem.
