The tax act signed into law at the end of December 2017 created a federal tax credit for eligible employers that provide paid family and medical leave to their employees, beginning with leave taken in 2018. A lack of IRS guidance has left employers to rely on the tax bill’s language if they choose to move forward, with the expectation of claiming the credit when paying business taxes for 2018.
Taking Advantage of the New Paid-Leave Tax Credit
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Google Wins Round One in Fair Pay Act Litigation
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Not Every Aspect of Form 1095-C Can Be Outsourced
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At Tax Time, Remind Modest Earners About the Saver’s Credit
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During tax season, employers have an opportunity to let low- and moderate-income workers know about a special tax credit...
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Administrative Employee Exemption May Not Have Applied
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A Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) claim survived a motion to dismiss when a federal district court in Pennsylvania...
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SCOTUS to scrutinize fair share fees, FLSA exemption for auto service advisors
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By Pamela Wolf, J.D. On September 28, 2017, the Supreme Court granted certiorari in a pair of unrelated cases...
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Will California See Dueling ‘Fair Scheduling’ Proposals in 2018?
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Popular legislative proposals sometimes generate competition among legislators for who will be the first to introduce a bill on...
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7 Jobs with the Fastest-Growing Salaries
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Many in-demand jobs that employers have trouble filling also have the best potential for salary growth over time. HR...
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