California Fire Prevention Fees Are Not Tax Deductible Says IRS
California has begun mailing bills to rural property owners for fire prevention. If you own habitable property the CalFire's jurisdiction, you will eventually receive two bills this year--one for the [...]
It’s Here — The New I-9 Form
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced on March 7th that the new and improved I-9 Form is available for employer use. Technically, you can use the old form until May [...]
Camp Taylor–Helping Kids With Heart Disease
Michael Chaltraw from our office and his daughter, Rachael, were featured on KSEE 24 recently to talk about heat disease on how children who suffer from it can benefit from [...]
Bonuses and the Regular Rate of Pay — Employers Beware
I have had several clients ask questions related to bonuses and commissions during the past few weeks. The goal for each employer was to provide a meaningful incentive program to employees, [...]
A Sequestration Visual Aid
Cartoonist Michael Ramirez offers a helpful visual of the level of planned cuts under Sequestration.Pies Illustrated, by Michael Ramirez (February 26, 2013)Boomerang, by Michael Ramirez (February 25, 2013)Oscars Red Carpet, [...]
The “Jock Tax” Payback: How Pro Athletes Are Cashing in on CA Worker’s Comp
Many readers may be familiar with the fact that most states have their own version of the "Jock Tax". Essentially, if a pro-athlete and resident of a neighboring state plays [...]
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