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Single Touch Payroll Phase 2: What to expect

Ascender

The first phase of STP reporting included high-level data such as Gross, Tax, Allowances, Deductions, Lump Sums and Fringe Benefits. The next phase sees the reports moving away from Payment Summary Annual Rules (PSAR) and Payment Summaries for allowances and deductions to “Income Types.”

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Single Touch Payroll is getting a facelift

Ascender

The first phase of STP reporting included high-level data such as Gross, Tax, Allowances, Deductions, Lump Sums and Fringe Benefits. The next phase sees the reports moving away from Payment Summary Annual Rules (PSAR) and Payment Summaries for allowances and deductions to “Income Types.”

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Workers’ Compensation: What’s payroll got to do with it?

Workers' Compensation Perspectives

A recent study of manufacturing hourly compensation demonstrated a similar pattern for the main components (social insurance, wages or salaries, and direct benefits) paid by employers in Canada and Australia: The main divisions of employer costs for employee compensation under the BLS study are wages or salaries and benefits.

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Employment law changes to watch in 2021

Insperity

Due to COVID-19, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) in 2020 waived its requirement that private sector employers submit EEO-1 data. California, Colorado, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, and New York all have updated or new leave laws, each with its own details and requirements. California. Connecticut.

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Are wages or salary fully covered by workers’ compensation insurance?

Workers' Compensation Perspectives

per hour, bonuses, overtime pay, stock options, and some great fringe benefits (including tuition reimbursement for her master’s degree now underway two nights per week), Marion is enjoying the career she always wanted. The Commission, chaired by John F. Burton, Jr., Four states use a percentage of “spendable” earnings.