Payroll Services
If you're an independent driver or a small fleet owner under your own authority, or if you're an Owner Operator or Lease Operator, earning a net income of $50,000+, you need to start paying yourself a W-2 wage. We will walk you through how the IRS taxes your current income and explain how we can possibly remove thousands of dollars of annual tax, through a simple W-2 payroll.
Set Up Fee: $75.00
*See additional pricing breakdown below
Payroll Forms
Click on one of the buttons below to either set up payroll services or to add a new employee. We will begin processing your information and get back to you shortly. Should you have any questions, please contact us.
If you are operating under a Partnership LLC, C-Corp or S-Corp, the IRS requires that you pay yourself a reasonable W-2 wage. If you currently simply transfer money from your business account to your personal account, that is classified as a distribution, violating IRS rules and most likely creating thousands in additional taxes.
We will thoroughly explain the process and get you on the right track to compliance with the IRS, as well as saving you a great deal on your annual tax.
More about payroll:
Set Up Fee: $75.00 per company (one time fee)
Monthly Fee: $75.00 per month, per company - includes one employee/contractor who is paid a fixed amount per pay period. There will be a $10 per month fee for paying an employee/contractor a variable amount per pay period
There will be a year-end fee of $50 per any additional employee, for creating and reporting their W-2's.
Fees
First employee included in monthly fee. For each additional W-2 employee, there will be a $50 set up fee and an on-going charge of $10 per month for employees who are paid a fixed amount per pay period. If the W-2 wage is not a fixed amount per pay period, there will be an additional $25 per employee per month fee for the additional labor.
W2 Employees
All 1099 contractors will be charged a $25 set up fee. They will also be charged an additional $25 per month, covering additional labor for the variable amount per pay period.
1099 Contractors