So many dollars travel through payrolls, yet little if any thought goes into structure, implementation, and documentation of payroll tax approaches.

This course identifies potential payroll tax problems - and savings opportunities - and enlightens you with what to do next.

Agenda / Covered Topics

• Learn to identify how to responsibly reduce employment tax and related costs where possible
• Potential issues with employee wage withholding
• Outside payroll providers - The good, the bad, the ugly, and the brutal
• How to avoid personal liability for the company's failure to collect, account for, and pay employment taxes
• Handling Social security (FICA) taxes
• Interactions with IRS - Most definite dos and don'ts
• Data exposure, data loss and, tax fraud
• Eligibility for Employment, Immigration, and Form I-9
• Backup Withholding and Form W-9 - Why (and how) no one can ignore it
• Change of Responsible Person (Form 8822-B)
• How Workers' Comp insurance should get your attention in a huge way
• Contractor or employee - When it walks the walk (and when to run away)
• Learn to identify potential employment tax problem issues

CPE Credits!

In addition to the great training, you also receive 8 hours of CPE credits!

Included Materials

All ACPEN courses include handouts that are available to download. Handouts typically include a version of the slides used by the presenter, as well as a full course manual or other materials.

How To Access Your Course And The Accompanying Materials

You will receive an email directly from ACPEN with instructions for accessing your course and any accompanying materials.

How To Get Your CPE Credits

In order to obtain CPE credit for viewing ACPEN webcasts, you must view the course during the scheduled date and time. Throughout the program, you will be prompted to save three attendance codes per hour. At the conclusion of the program, your CPE Certificate will be issued assuming all attendance codes have been saved and submitted. Detailed instructions for this process are included in the course introduction and in written form as part of course materials.