Oregon's minimum wage increases July 1, 2019. Portland's rate will go up to $12.50 per hour.

A brief overview of federal overtime law, how to calculate overtime, and common exemptions from the law.

The latest wave of the OregonSaves three year roll out plan requires employers with 10-19 employees enroll in the program by May 15, 2019.

The IRS offers solutions for taxpayers negatively impacted by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. States respond with new withholding forms.

How to troubleshoot lost or not received W-2 forms, incorrect information on forms, and W-2s returned in the mail.

A new year means new payroll tax rates, wage bases, and minimum wage rates. We highlight what to expect in 2019.

Starting in 2019, employees must complete the new Oregon state-specific withholding allowance form in addition to federal Form W-4.

Employers with 20-49 employees must enroll in the OregonSaves program by December 15, 2018.

Employees and employers will begin paying premiums to fund the new legislation that provides partial wages to workers on medical leave.

Beginning July 1, 2018, Oregon employers are required to withhold 0.1% of all wages paid from employee checks.