4 reasons why nannies and senior caregivers need to be paid legally
There are several benefits nannies and caregivers receive when they're paid on the books. Learn what they are and why...
Articles by Carolyn Livingston
Why caregivers need a W-2 to file taxes — not a 1099
As a nanny or caregiver, the IRS almost always considers you a household employee, not an independent contractor, so you...
Nanny tax tips for hiring after-school care
Families that need a part-time caregiver to provide after-school care may have household employer tax and payroll responsibilities.
5 payroll tips for when a nanny travels with your family
Many families take their nanny with them when they go on vacation. But the change in work environment can lead...
What to do if your employer won’t pay you legally
How should you handle nanny taxes when you're a nanny or caregiver? What can you do if your employer wants...
How to budget for and manage nanny share taxes
Learn about the unique tax implications, payroll rules and potential tax breaks when two families participate in a nanny share.
4 things temporary caregivers need to know about taxes
Learn how the payroll and tax laws work for babysitters and other short-term domestic workers from the experts at Care.com...
Why Forms 941 should not be used for household employment taxes
Household employers should use the IRS estimated tax payment schedule to file taxes throughout the year instead of using Form...
Household employment tax filing timeline: What to do and when
Learn what tax paperwork to file and when it's due before you hire a caregiver and start paying household employment...
The household employment wage and hour laws families need to know
From overtime, to sick leave, to vacation time, to overnight shifts and traveling with a nanny, there are many labor...