Issues Newsletter

Inside this month’s edition: State Unemployment Taxes Unchanged for 2017; Update on Florida Workers’ Compensation Rates; New Deadline for Filing W-2’s and 1099’s is January 31st; New I-9 Form Required Starting January 21, 2017; Reminder: Minimum Wage Increasing January 1st; IRS Standard Mileage Rate Decreasing for 2017

In this month’s edition: 2017 Florida Minimum Wage Poster Enclosed With Mailed Copy of Newsletter; New Overtime Regulations On Hold; Update on Florida Workers’ Compensation Rates

In this month’s edition: State Minimum Wage Increasing for 2017; Disaster Unemployment Assistance Available in Counties Affected by Hurricane Matthew; IRS Also Offering Disaster Relief

Inside this month’s edition: Florida Workers’ Comp Rates Will Increase 14.5% on December 1, 2016; Disaster Unemployment Assistance Available in Counties Affected by Hurricane Hermine; Reminder: Unemployment Taxes Due by October 31st; Workers’ Comp Coverage Requirements and Exemption Information Available from FUBA

Inside this month’s edition: New Federal Posters Enclosed; Military Service Now Counts For Contractor’s License; Is Your Business in Good Standing with the State?

Inside this month’s edition: Watch Out for Fictitious Name Scam; Updated “Bad Check” Sticker Available; Federal Labor Law Posters are Changing; FUBA Member Sticker Mailed with Newsletter

Inside this month’s edition: Workers’ Compensation Rates Will Likely Increase This Fall; Attention Licensed Contractors: New Wording Required in Contracts for Residential Work; Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday is August 5th – August 7th; City of Miami Beach Established Its Own Minimum Wage

Inside this month’s edition: More Workers’ will be Eligible for Overtime Pay; Are You Hiring Teens for the Summer?

Inside this month’s edition: Employers’ Payroll Tax Responsibilities; Are You Reporting All New Employees to the State of Florida?

Inside this month’s edition: Legislative Update; Corporations and LLC’s: Time is Running Out to File Your 2016 Annual Report; Attention Contractors: Ladder and Scaffold Safety Information Available