Nevada Tax Law Change
Who Must File: Every employer
who is subject to the Nevada
Unemployment Compensation
Law (NRS 612) except for
non-profit 501(c) organizations,
Indian tribes, and political
sub-divisions must file the
Nevada Modified Business
Tax Return.
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Get More For Your $$ With LTtax*SQL
In an uncertain economy, cash (flow) is king, and the last thing you need
is to tie up critical funds with an outsourced payroll tax service. LTtax*SQL
is the in-house SQL server-based system that keeps your money where it's needed
most, on your company's books.
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LTtax:
Customized SolutionsTo Meet Any Need
LTtax understands
that no one solution can
meet everyone's needs. That's
why we have built in the
ability to customize processes,
reports and a lot more.
Medtronic, a multinational company that uses technology to transform the way
debilitating, chronic diseases are treated can affirm first hand how LT
tax has
eased their reporting process.
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Did You KNOW?
New York Has A New "Commuter
Tax"
You can start saving time
and money today by taking
back control of your withholding
and unemployment tax process.
LTtax offers a rapid
installation process that
gets your company up and
running in less than a day!
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Fast Track
to Implementation
You can start saving time and money today by taking back control
of your withholding and unemployment
tax process. LTtax offersa rapid installation process that gets
your company up and running
in less than a day!
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Partner Spotlight: Greenshades Software
LTtax, in conjunction with our alliance partners, provides a
total solutions for payroll
tax professionals. Our partners have the expertise and experience
in associated areas of payroll
tax compliancy that will
satisfy our clients' many
requirements.
For nearly three years, Greenshades Software has been a valued
partner. They compliment
LTtax software by issuing
e-filings for State Unemployment
Income (SUI) Wage details
and also serve as reporting agents
for 941 and 940 e-filings.
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more about Greenshades
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Employee Spotlight: Norma Pemberton
Norma Pemberton, LTtax training manager, has been a valuable
team member for more than
10 years. She travels throughout
the country for us and spends
three days on each site helping payroll departments at large
companies implement our software.
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Cost Savings In The Slowing Economy
The slowing economy is challenging businesses to reduce costs. At the APA Congress we discovered attendees eager to learn how LTtax streamlines payroll withholding and unemployment tax filing and the cost saving benefits ...
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Client Spotlight: Parker-Hannifin Handles More With Ease
Keeping up with withholding and unemployment tax rules and filing frequencies for employees in over 40 states was a heavy task for Parker-Hannifin. Read More >
Did You KNOW? Update from Massachusetts Department of Workforce Development
Beginning with fourth quarter 2008 tax filing, the Massachusetts Department of Workforce Development will no longer accept paper versions of the Division of Unemployment Assistance (DUA) Form 1 and DUA-1700 HI. Read More >
Automated Integration: Saves Time and Eliminates Errors
One of the major advantages of using an in-house system like LTtax for managing your payroll withholding and unemployment taxes is the automated integration of data with other systems. Once you key your data into LTtax it can be used for multiple purposes within your financial systems which saves you time, money and re-keying errors.
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Is FICA Required On Severance Pay?
In a landmark decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals has concluded that severance paid to an involuntarily displaced workforce is considered taxable wages under FICA, effectively reversing the lower Court of Federal Claims' ruling.
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Did You KNOW? Connecticut Discontinues Physical Media Filings
Nearly every state has gone "paperless" when it comes to accepting and processing payroll withholding and unemployment taxes. A new trend is emerging with states discontinuing the practice of accepting any files sent on physical media such as cartridges, disks, etc. for processing quarterly filings.
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E-mail:
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