The first few employees in a small company usually feel like an operating decision rather than a financial system. The owner hires because there is too much work, payroll gets…
Payroll looks deceptively simple when a business is small. An owner hires a few people, chooses a payroll provider and gets used to the rhythm of paying employees every week…
Most employees see only a small part of the system surrounding their job. They know when payday is, which payroll portal the company uses and where to ask if something…
A company can run payroll for years without thinking very much about employee turnover. The workforce is stable, payroll follows the same rhythm every week or two and most of…
For a business owner, TWC may be something that appears only a few times during the year. For a payroll specialist or accountant managing several Texas companies, the experience is…
A Texas business can remain remarkably simple for a long time if the owner works alone. There are customers, expenses, taxes and perhaps contractors, but there is no workforce to…
Most small-business owners can name the software they use for payroll, accounting and banking without thinking very hard. Ask the same owner about the state systems sitting behind employment, however,…
A Texas business with employees lives on more than one calendar. There is the payroll calendar employees care about, the accounting calendar the owner watches and the state reporting calendar…
A paycheck can look like the end of a very simple transaction. An employee worked, the employer processed payroll and money arrived. Inside the business, however, payroll produces a much…
A business owner hiring the first employee usually thinks about payroll in the most obvious way possible: somebody works, the company calculates what they are owed and money goes out…
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