Vice President, Legal
Employee integrity within the workforce is something desired by all, but sometimes it is inevitably unattainable. As it turns out, one of the most common examples of employee theft happens…
Read moreEvery year, the IRS announces a new mileage rate. That number is generally somewhere between 30 cents and 60 cents. And it has considerable impact on many companies’ vehicle programs….
Read moreWhen it comes to mileage reimbursement, employers have many options to choose from. Those options include: car allowances, the IRS mileage rate, cents-per-mile rates (other than the IRS) and fixed…
Read moreIRS audits are about as much fun as root canals. Both are painful, costly and grueling. Unlike dental work, however, you may find your company (or your employees) audited again…
Read moreMobile workers incur a wide range of expenses as they drive. From fuel and maintenance costs to insurance premiums and depreciation, they must be repaid accordingly. Tracking, processing and reimbursing…
Read moreCOVID-19 has driven considerable changes to the way people do many things. Top among those changes is the expansion of remote work. This has led to developments in the legal…
Read moreA Legal Overview of Work From Home Reimbursement The world is a different place today than it was a month ago – or even a week ago. As businesses and…
Read moreHow California Assembly Bill 5 Could Impact Your Business In mid-September, California’s governor signed Assembly Bill 5 (AB5) into law. Effective January 1, 2020, AB5 changes the criteria that define…
Read moreHow will the 2019 IRS standard mileage rate impact your business? The 2019 IRS standard mileage rate was announced today as $0.58. Next year’s rate increased 3.5 cents from the…
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