Why CPAs Should Engage Clients on Caregiving Needs
As the Baby Boomer generation ages, a growing number of them face decisions around long-term care needs for themselves or their parents. This presents an opportunity for CPAs to have
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Paid ‘Under the Table’ – Can I Still Receive Social Security?
If you’ve worked as a household employee and received your pay ‘under the table,’ you might wonder about your eligibility for Social Security benefits when you retire. The answer is
Managing Household Payroll: A CPA’s Guide to Navigating Your Clients’ Nanny Taxes
For CPAs, now is a great time of year to ensure clients with household employees—like nannies—are doing things the right way to make tax time easier for them and for
Labor Rules Roundup: June, 2024
May was an extremely busy month for labor rules across the U.S. Read on for our latest roundup of the Department of Labor’s final rule, its ramifications across industries, and
Unintended Consequences of Off-the-Books Payments: A Client’s Story
When Mike and Joyce welcomed Mike’s mother into their home following the loss of her husband, they also hired a part-time caregiver to assist with some of her daily needs.
Nanny Shares- What You Need to Know to Be Successful
At HomeWork Solutions, we understand the unique needs and benefits of a nanny-share arrangement. It’s a fantastic way for families to access dependable childcare cost-effectively. By sharing a nanny, the
How Paid Holidays Can Impact Overtime Pay
Good communication that establishes a mutual understanding is necessary when hiring a nanny, senior caregiver, or other household employee to work in your home. When it comes to defining benefits
The Six-Factor Worker Classification Shakeup: What the DOL’s New Rule Means for Your Clients
On January 10, 2024, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) issued a final rule revising its guidance on how to determine whether a worker is an employee or independent contractor
Let’s Give it a Try – What You Need to Know About Trial Periods
Introducing a caregiver into your home is a significant step. That’s why many families and caregivers agree to a trial period at the outset of their working relationship. This period,
Tips to Successfully Onboard Your Household Employee
When you hire a new household employee, it’s important to handle the process carefully and thoroughly. Whether you’re welcoming a nanny, a senior caregiver, or a household chef, understanding the