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Overtime Premium Year-End Reporting

Background & Rules Employee Guide for OT Premiums Overtime Premiums & Year-End Reporting Employers must report qualifying overtime compensation beginning in 2026 as part of the “No Tax on Overtime” portion of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act).  The qualified premiums are based on FLSA overtime guidelines. What must be reported W-2 Field 1099 Field

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Fraud Alert 10-2026

Security Advisory from isolved Fraudulent “isolved Account Verification” Emails isolved identified a phishing campaign impersonating them. The emails did not originate from isolved or any isolved-affiliated system. If you received one, do not click any links or enter credentials. How to Identify the Email Indicator Detail Display Name “isolved security team” Sender Address [email protected]* Subject

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Payroll 101

Payroll 101 15 Payroll Forms Every Employer Should Know Payroll paperwork can get complicated fast. Here’s a quick guide to the forms employers are most likely to encounter—from new hire paperwork to quarterly taxes and year-end reporting. Don’t forget that filing requirements and deadlines vary by business, employee type, and location. New Hire Forms Form

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Pay-As-You-Go Workers Comp

Pay-As-You-Go Worker’s Comp What is Pay-As-You-Go Worker’s Comp? Pay-as-you-go workers’ compensation allows businesses to automatically remit premium payments based on their actual payroll figures in real time during each pay period, rather than estimating annual payroll at the beginning of the year.  Benefits Include: Premiums based on actual payroll – Premiums are calculated using your

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