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
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Using Your Tax Credit to Pay Your Nanny
Starting July 15 and continuing through the end of 2021, many parents will be receiving a child tax credit as part of the American Rescue Plan. The tax credit is
Things You Should Know Before Hiring a Long-Term Nanny
Whether you’re a mom, dad, grandparent , or guardian, the children in your life are some of your greatest treasures. Finding the right person to love and care for them
“Surprise! We Hired a Nanny.”
The 2020 tax season approaches and more of your clients are hiring nannies and caregivers than ever before. Night nurses for newborns, senior caregivers for mom or dad, and now
How to Respond When Your Nanny Goes Above and Beyond
Your nanny is an important part of your family. She takes care of your kids when you are away, and she gives them the love and attention that they need.
Best Practices For Training New Nannies [INFOGRAPHIC]
Are you thinking of hiring a new nanny? Here’s everything you need to know about training your nanny and bringing her up to speed in no-time.
10 Things a Nanny Background Check Will Not Reveal
Families know that a comprehensive, legitimate pre-employment background check, thorough reference checking and organized behavioral interviewing questions are the gold standard in nanny recruiting. The careful background screening is a
Moving? 4 Ways To Keep Your Household Payroll Taxes Organized
Moving your family can be one of life’s most exciting times, yet also one of the most stressful times. Finding a new place, selling an old place, leaving a job,
The Single Reason Why Paying Your Nanny “Net” is a Bad Idea
A client calls and say “I want to pay my nanny $16.00 an hour take home, can you help me?” When I hear this question it is like nails on
Emergency Preparedness For Nannies and Senior Caregivers
Inclement weather, train derailments, flight delays- these are all potential situations that could keep a person from their child or elderly relative. But other emergency situations exist- your charge could develop