Employment Solicitors
Employment solicitors can be of great help in employment related issues, such as:
Employer-employee conflict Recruitment policy formulation
Employment law covers all areas of an employer-employee relationship, with the exception of the negotiation process mentioned in the labour law. Therefore, employment lawyers can assist both the opposing parties in conflicts relating to:
Employee discrimination Unfair termination of employment Worker’s compensation Harassment Wages and work condition claims Redundancy Workplace injury Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: employee discrimination, employer employee relationship, employment law advice, employment solicitors, risk management reportThe Self-Employment Tax for the Newly Self-Employed
The Self-Employment tax isn’t actually a new tax you have to pay once you start your own business, it’s a continuation of the Social Security and Medicare taxes that you paid as an employee, but with a variation.
Employees have their social security and medicare taxes withheld from their paychecks as the FICA withholdings, (Federal Insurance Contributions Act). You, as a self-employed person, have to pay these taxes yourself at tax time. (Also note that tax time comes up four times a year through estimated tax payments for the self-employed.)
It is crucial for you to remember that the self-employment tax is altogether separate from your federal income tax.
Tags: estimated tax payments, schedule se form 1040, self employment tax, self employment taxes, social security and medicare