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.
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I never got around to paying my 2016 Nanny taxes – is it too late?
Employers are faced with a variety of tasks and deadlines and sometimes staying on top of activities and dates can be difficult. Did you neglect to report and pay your
Trump Nominees Tripped Up by the Nanny Tax — Don’t Make the Same Mistake
We’ve seen it shatter the dreams of potential officeholders, time and time again — no, it’s not adultery, bribery, or breaking into the Democratic National Headquarters — we’re talking about
The Good, The Bad and the Ugly: Reporting Nanny Taxes
When you think about taxes, how do you feel? Do you feel a surge of dread or an overwhelming sense of confusion? It’s normal to feel this way because let’s
Nanny Taxes Trip Up Many Washington Newcomers
The historic 2016 US Presidential Election will bring sweeping change to Washington DC, and an expected 4,500 jobs will be staffed by the incoming president in the next
3 Little Known Reasons Why Paying Nanny Taxes Pays Off In the Long Run
Despite the best efforts of Congress, the number of families that that fail to pay their nanny taxes each year is estimated to be 1.8 million. Aside from the fact
A Summer Nanny and the Nanny Taxes
What is a summer nanny? Are you responsible for the nanny taxes with a summer-only nanny?
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Nanny Tax – A Breakdown
Do you have a nanny and pay him or her over $2,000 in wages? Congratulations! Now you’re considered a household employer and must file Social Security and Medicare payroll taxes.
Paperwork Your Domestic Worker Will Need for Tax Season
If you hire people to work in your home — such as nannies, private nurses, or housecleaners — then you’re a household employer. You’re responsible for filing the proper taxes