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Without the proper procedures in plac,e reporting third-party sick pay can be an administrative nightmare. The underlying issues can involve multiple entities and complicated reporting requirements, like:- What are and who does what with form: W-2, W-3, W-4S, 940, 940-EZ, 941?
- Who is responsible for withholding and reporting: Income taxes, FICA, Social Security taxes, Medicare taxes, and FUTA taxes?
- What are you and your company’s legal rights and responsibilities for these requirements and what happens if you get it wrong?
Audio-conference Learning Objectives:- What is and what is not included in third-party sick pay
- How to determine when sick pay is subject to FICA withholding and when exemptions begin
- Who reports to the SSA and IRS and when
- Best practices when dealing with your third-party sick pay provider
- What forms need to be used and who needs to submit them
- Troubleshooting tips so you can remain compliant
- Proper procedures for insurance companies acting as employer agents— and if they’re not acting as employer agents, what that means to you and your payroll responsibilities
Featured Faculty:
Matthew Whitehorn, Partner, Dilworth Paxson LLP, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Matthew Whitehorn is a Partner in the Employee Benefits Grou, at the Dilworth Paxson LLP law firm in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Mr. Whitehorn works with clients on a broad range of benefit issues including:
ERISA and fiduciary requirements compliance reviews of qualified retirement plans, nonqualified deferred compensation plans and compliance with new Code Section 409A requirements, Form 5500 return preparation pension design/tax consulting, plan terminations/PBGC issues, IRS/DOL Correction Program submissions, employee benefit plan governance, Taft-Hartley/multi-employer plans, IRS plan audits and other tax controversy matters and DOL examinations, Governmental & tax exempt employer pension and 457(b) plans & 403(b) plans, health and welfare plan issues/cafeteria plans, employee benefits issues in mergers & acquisitions. Matt has a BA degree from The Johns Hopkins University and law degrees from both Villanova University (JD) and Temple University (LL.M. in Taxation).
Richard Smolen, Associate, Tax, Philanthropic, and Tax & Estates Groups, Dilworth Paxson LLP, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Richard Smolen is an Associate in the Tax, Philanthropic, and Tax & Estates Groups at the Dilworth Paxson LLP law firm in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Mr. Smolen focuses his practice on a broad range of tax areas, including:
Representation of non-profit organizations, charitable planning, corporations, partnerships, and individuals, as well as trusts and estates. He has expertise working on matters involving formation and governance of tax-exempt organizations, charitable giving, and family tax planning. Rich has a BA from The University of Pennsylvania, and MBA, JD and LL.M. (taxation) degrees from Temple University.
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Keywords For This Course: third party sick pay, 3rd party sick pay, payroll, wages, FICA, SSA, IRS, W-2, W-3, W-4S, 940, 940-EZ, 941, Social Security taxes
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