What We’re Reading: Top Household Employment Blog Posts of the Year
From minimum wage increases to nanny tax compliance to paying your nanny the right way, here are our most popular household employment blog posts of 2018.
From minimum wage increases to nanny tax compliance to paying your nanny the right way, here are our most popular household employment blog posts of 2018.
Haven’t been keeping up with your household employment taxes? You could be in for a surprise. As an early gift to you, we’ll help you handle your year-end nanny taxes and maybe get you back on Santa’s nice list.
Independent contractor or employee? Worker classification is an important first step in the professional relationship between a family and nanny. So it’s critical to get it right.
For families hiring a household employee, figuring out tax obligations and pay rates can be the most complicated parts of the process. That’s where a nanny tax calculator can be a valuable resource.
The SSA released its 2019 nanny tax threshold. Next year’s coverage threshold for household employees remains at $2,100, which is unchanged from 2018.
If you’ve hired an after-school nanny, be aware that nanny tax requirements may apply even if the work is part time.