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U.S. Master™ Payroll Guide, 2008 Edition
Everything you need to know about payroll, from employers and their obligations, to payroll withholding and tax deposits, to payroll management and administration issues.
SSA will, again, not send “no-match” letters to employers for 2007. No letters were sent for 2006 (see CCH Payroll Management Guide Report Letter 1248/2017, dated November 30, 2007.) While US District Court Judge Charles Breyer of the Northern District of California issued a preliminary injunction in October 2007 stopping the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) from implementing its ”no-match” regulation, which included mailing or otherwise sending to employers SSA “no-match” letters that have DHS inserts explaining the regulation, the injunction never precluded the SSA from sending out its traditional “no-match” letters to employers, which help to improve the accuracy of its wage reporting. However, the SSA has decided that just like 2006, it will not send “no-match” letters to employers for 2007, said Dorothy Clark, spokesperson for the agency, in a May 7, 2008, interview with CCH.
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