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Title: 6 Challenges When Running Payroll For Out-Of-State Employees (1)


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6 Challenges When Running Payroll For
Out-Of-State Employees
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  • Nowadays, businesses have been forced to evolve
    in order to become less decentralized and a lot
    more flexible, especially in light of the way in
    which the entire world is more connected now than
    ever before.
  • With workforces no longer restricted by the
    physical boundaries of an office, more and more
    employers are taking on employees from different
    states, which can be great for a business, but
    which also brings a unique and challenging set of
    rules for payroll administrators.
  • If youre running payroll for out-of-state
    employees, or are considering doing so, here are
    6 common payroll challenges youre likely to face

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  • 1. Variations in state and local taxes
  • With every U.S. state having its own set of tax
    laws that are quite distinctive and unique,
    variations in such things as withholding
    requirements and income tax rates, can prove
    difficult to calculate. It can also prove
    problematic in terms of being able to accurately
    withhold both state and local taxes for employees
    working outside of the state your business is
    registered in. If a business is operating in more
    than just one or two states, these variations in
    taxes can multiply and become even more complex.
  • By employing a tax professional, however,
    businesses can keep themselves up-to-date with
    all changes to tax laws and regulations that
    might affect them, and better manage the payroll
    challenges and complexities they are likely to
    face.

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  • 2. Business registration
  • If you hire employees in a state in which your
    company has no physical presence, you may create
    a legal term known as a nexus. If established,
    nexus could mean that as a business, you would be
    obliged to register in that same state, which
    could prove extremely problematic in terms of
    extra compliance requirements and further
    administrative burdens.
  • To help you avoid potential and costly penalties,
    its best to consult with a legal professional or
    company specializing in payroll and tax laws, who
    can guide you better.

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  • 3. Deductions and benefits
  • Involving so much more than simply ensuring your
    employees get their wages on time, managing
    payroll is also about accurately administering
    various deductions and benefits. And with each
    state having different rules surrounding this,
    navigating these rules can be time consuming and
    complex without the help of a payroll management
    provider.

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  • 4. Wage and hour laws
  • With each state having differing wage and hour
    laws, encompassing such things as break periods,
    regulations regarding overtime, and rules
    surrounding minimum wages, getting to grips with
    them doesnt just affect the bureaucratic element
    of running a business, but can have a significant
    impact on the morale and productivity of
    employees, too. Hence its important to get all
    of these factors right when running payroll, and
    ideally, with the help of software and an
    outsourced payroll management firm.

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  • 5. Reporting and filing in multiple states
  • With each state having specific requirements as
    to the filing and reporting of payroll taxes,
    without software or expert help to navigate these
    notoriously tricky waters, employers could face
    an increase to their workload, or penalties for
    inaccurate filing or missed deadlines.
  • 6. Remote work policies
  • With remote working becoming the norm nowadays,
    each company dealing with employees from multiple
    states, must establish policies and guidelines
    that contain clear instructions as to the
    tracking of hours worked, eligibility for
    overtime and reimbursements for expenses related
    to the business.

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  • A comprehensive policy that takes into account
    all relevant payroll considerations for remote
    working is essential, and a payroll management
    firm can help you establish this.
  • While it may appear as if the complexities of
    managing payroll for out-of-state employees are
    too much to make it worthwhile, with the right
    professional guidance and support, it can prove
    beneficial for both employer and employee.

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