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Employers with full-time employees or employees that have worked for a certain
period of time will be required to pay payroll tax for those employees. Each
state has different requirements in terms of what types of employees employers
need to pay payroll taxes for and how long those employees need to have been
employed in order for the employer to have to pay payroll taxes.
Why the Payroll Tax folder is important
In order for employers to stay organized and efficient, employers need to have
easy access to information that can help them pay their payroll taxes accurately.
This information and a record of payroll tax histories for employees can be
stored in this durable payroll tax folder. Using this folder, employers can
quickly obtain information about current and past employees that will help them
to meet all payroll tax requirements.
Employers are required to retain information pertaining to an employee’s
finances for at least seven years – even for those employees who are
no longer employed by a company. This information may need to be accessed
in the event that the employer or the employee is audited. Therefore, having
quick and easy access to important payroll tax information may be important
for years to come.
The durable payroll tax folder helps to ensure that employers will always
be organized and able to find information about payroll taxes for all employees,
even when employees are no longer with a company. Tabbed dividers also help
employers to customize their organization systems for their unique needs and
requirements.
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Payroll / Tax Folder Specifications:
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Inside
of folder contains Earnings History and Withholdings.
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Fields
for employee name, social security, job title,
etc.
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Section
listing inner contents of folder.
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