Core Payroll Concepts
Employee or independent contractor | Staffing arrangements and status tests | Exempt and nonexempt work | The fixed workweek
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Employee or independent contractor | Staffing arrangements and status tests | Exempt and nonexempt work | The fixed workweek
Disposable earnings for attachments | Reading an attachment order | Employment tax deposits | Reporting and identity checks
Gross pay from production work | Bonus in the overtime rate | Cash wages and reported tips | Separately paid supplemental wages
Effective-dated master data | Time-system interfaces | Batch count and amount controls | Corrections without duplicate pay
Documented approval workflows | Interdepartmental cutoffs | Resolving a pay inquiry | Measuring payroll errors
Segregation and phantom workers | Year-to-date accumulator checks | Vendor remittance reconciliation | Internal payment reconciliation

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FAQ
No. For federal employment tax purposes, examine the working relationship, including control over the work, financial arrangements, and the parties' relationship. A contract label or Form W-9 does not settle status. The FLSA uses its own worker classification analysis, so a tax conclusion should not be assumed to answer a wage and hour question. If the facts remain uncertain, Form SS-8 is a way to request an IRS worker status determination.
The FLSA regular rate generally includes compensation for the workweek, such as a nondiscretionary bonus, unless a specific exclusion applies. Suppose an employee earns $20 per hour for 45 hours and a $90 production bonus. Straight-time pay is $900; the regular rate is ($900 + $90) ÷ 45 = $22. Since the employee has already received straight-time pay for all 45 hours, the additional overtime premium is 5 × $22 × 0.5 = $55. Total gross pay is $1,045.
No. Apply the tax treatment of the particular benefit or plan. For example, on $2,000 of otherwise taxable wages, a $150 traditional 401(k) deferral and a $100 qualifying Section 125 health deduction generally leave $1,750 subject to federal income tax withholding. Social Security and Medicare wages are generally $1,900 because the 401(k) deferral remains subject to those taxes. The deductions also reduce cash pay, but taxable wages and net pay are separate calculations.
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