OASDI stands for Old Age, Survivor and Disability Insurance, but is more commonly known as Social Security.

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

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

'Tis the season for holiday gifts and the debate about whether to report them with payroll.

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

The IRS releases a tax calculator to help employees ensure they will not be under withheld at year end.

Starting in 2019, the SSA will be sending SSN/name mismatch notices to employers.

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

Oregon announced a new statewide transportation tax requiring employers to withhold 0.1% of wages from employee checks.

Last week, the IRS released the new withholding tax calculator and Form W-4, reflecting changes included in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act...