Tax Alert: New Overtime Rules Effective December 1, 2016

Under current law, most employees making $23,660 or less per year automatically qualify for overtime after 40 hours worked per week. The new rule recently issued by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) would raise that threshold to $47,476, effective December 1, 2016.

The impact of this new regulation will vary amongst businesses. It is important for every employer to assess the impact of these regulations now and to implement any changes that may be deemed necessary for compliance purposes in a way that is most cost effective and beneficial to their business.

As always, we are happy to answer any questions you may have regarding this tax matter.

Subscribe to our Accounting, Tax and Business Insights Newsletter

Email Address:
Name(Required)
Privacy(Required)
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
An Update on Employee Retention Credit Claims

An Update on Employee Retention Credit Claims

Did you claim the ERC (Employee Retention Credit) and are you still waiting for it to be processed? The IRS suspended processing of ERC claims submitted after September 14, 2023, amid allegations of widespread fraud. There is good news for the businesses that were...

read more
Listen Up Employers, RetireReady is Here!

Listen Up Employers, RetireReady is Here!

If you are a New Jersey employer with 25 or more employees, you may have received a notice that you are required to register your business with RetireReady NJ or certify that you are exempt.  This program was established by the Legislature to help workers in the state...

read more