Business
Four Mistakes to Avoid on Certified Payroll Reporting
While there are few ways to improve the burdensome requirements associated with government work, there are ways to limit the risk. By preventing common certified payroll reporting errors, contractors reduce their exposure to financial and legal risks associated with noncompliance.
By Randy Leiker
March 3, 2020
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by Randy Leiker
Randy Leiker, a veteran of the insurance and financial industry, has been serving the contractor market for over 7 years. Currently, Randy serves as the Senior Business Development Manager at eBacon, a prevailing wage software company that helps construction companies with fringe trust management, payroll, and reporting to save administration, wages, and taxes. Learn more about our powerful software solutions at eBacon.com.
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