2019 Nanny Tax Threshold Remains Unchanged
The Social Security Administration recently released its 2019 nanny tax threshold. Next year’s coverage threshold for household employees remains at $2,100, which is unchanged from 2018. If a nanny or other household employees like a housekeeper or an in-home...
Everything You Need to Know about Massachusetts Domestic Employment
As one of a handful of states with a Domestic Workers’ Bill of Rights, families that hire a nanny, housekeeper, senior caregiver or other household employees can easily get tripped up by the rules and regulations around Massachusetts domestic employment. To avoid...
Do I Need to Pay Taxes on an After-School Nanny?
Your kids are back in school and you’ve hired an after-school nanny for a few hours each day. She meets the kids off the bus, prepares snacks, starts them on homework, and maybe even helps with getting dinner ready. You pay your after-school nanny in cash on Fridays...
Everything You Need to Know about New York Domestic Employment
The nuances of employing a nanny in New York can get confusing. Domestic employers need to follow tax, wage, and labor laws at the federal, state, and local levels. This can cause possible non-compliance and fines and penalties even for unintentional violations....
