CCH® State Payroll Law Compare

The smart, new way to quickly compare state payroll laws, side-by-side.

When your job entails compliance not only with the state payroll laws for your company’s headquarters but those of other states as well, you need CCH’s State Payroll Law Compare. As part of the CCH Payroll Management Portfolio this invaluable new resource lets you instantly evaluate the differences between jurisdictions—comparing topic-by-topic for each state.

Easily and Accurately Compare All State Payroll Laws That Affect Your Organization

While federal payroll laws may not change that frequently, the pace at which state laws evolve can be dramatic. And, with more companies now employing people in multiple states, the need for an easier way to analyze and compare payroll law requirements across multiple jurisdictions has never been greater. The CCH State Payroll Law Compare has the answers.

A complete Internet-based state payroll law resource, State Payroll Law Compare provides succinct summaries of state payroll laws, as well as federal law summaries.

Advanced “Smart Chart” functionality

State Payroll Law Compare’s intuitive interface lets you choose from dozens of topics, then instantly compare multiple states’ laws on that subject in a convenient chart format. You decide how many and which states you wish to compare. The search results, displayed in an easy-to-read chart format, include citations.

Includes CCH “Smart Chart” functionality. Select a topic (such as Garnishment), then instantly compare laws across as many jurisdictions as you need—side by side!

Recently updated to include coverage of 10 new topics:

• Child Labor
• Child Support Withholding
• Deductions from Wages
• Family, Medical and Parental Leave
• Holidays and Vacations
• Meals and Rest Periods
• Methods of Wage Payment
• New Hire Reporting
• Unclaimed Wages
• Unemployment Insurance

Other topics covered include:

• Deposit of Withheld Tax
• Electronic Funds Transfer
• Electronic/Magnetic Media Filing
• Garnishment
• Income Tax Withholding
• Interstate Employment and Reciprocal Agreements
• Minimum Wage
• Overtime Pay
• Time Off To Vote
• Wage Payment

To order or for more information call your Sales Representative at 1-888-224-7377.

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