Earlier this year we discussed a new tax reporting rule regarding online payment apps for paying nannies and babysitters. As we prepare for the 2023 tax season, the IRS has just issued a reminder about this new rule. Our payroll partner, GTM Payroll Services, provides...
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2022 National Nanny Recognition Week Wrap-up
We've spent the past week celebrating National Nanny Recognition Week, a time to show appreciation for the hard work, patience, and dedication of our in-home caregivers. As you know, nannies play critical roles in the care and upbringing of children, so it’s important...
Why Offering Your Nanny a Retirement Plan Benefits Everyone
While providing employee benefits is largely optional and seldom required by law, employee benefits greatly help the household employer attract and retain high-level nannies or other household employees. If you're looking for a recruiting advantage over other families...
Tips for How to Avoid a Household Employee Injury
A satisfying workplace is only obtained in a healthy and safe environment. It is of utmost concern when a nanny or other household employee is taking care of family members, particularly children and seniors who are more susceptible to household injuries and...
Frequently Asked Questions for Nannies About Being Paid Legally
It's important for employers to know the legalities of employing a nanny or other household worker, but it's equally important for nannies to understand the benefits of being paid "on the books," and the consequences of not. Below are several FAQs that a nanny may...
How Does Your Nanny’s Role Change as Your Children Age?
You've found the perfect nanny for your infant. But what happens as your child becomes a toddler, then a Kindergartner, and then gets even older? These changing needs raise questions for families and nannies alike. Our payroll partner GTM Payroll Services takes a look...
Religious Accommodations for Nannies
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act prohibits discrimination based on a job applicant’s or employee’s religion. But did you know that federal Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) laws may also require household employers to provide religious accommodations for...
Help! My Nanny Wants to Be Paid Off the Books
You know that risks that come with paying a nanny illegally. But what if the great nanny you just hired doesn't want to have taxes taken out of her check, or wants to be paid in cash? Some nannies may not realize the benefits and protections they're missing when paid...
Does My Nanny Have to Pay Taxes?
A nanny or other employee who works in your home is responsible for reporting and paying required payroll taxes. It is worth making sure that they are aware of their responsibilities at the start of employment, if they do not already know. As a nanny, or other...