Nanny tax procedures every family should know about
Confused about nanny taxes? Haven't considered it? Don't know what it is? This article discusses all the IRS details so...
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How to pay nanny taxes yourself: Guide for parents and families
If you pay your nanny or caregiver more than $2,700 in a calendar year, you need to learn about your...
Separation notices for families terminating their household employee
If your state requires you to give your nanny or senior caregiver a termination notice at the end of employment,...
Payroll for temp or short-term household employees: What you need to know
Learn how payroll and taxes work if you hire a summer nanny, temporary caregiver or any short-term household employee.
Unemployment insurance taxes: What families hiring caregivers need to know
Learn about federal and state unemployment taxes and how they help your household employee from the experts at Care.com HomePay.
How much are nanny taxes and what will they cost your family?
Use this guide from HomePay to determine how much extra paying nanny taxes will cost you each year. With tax...
How disability benefits work for nannies and in-home caregivers
The experts at Care.com HomePay explain how disability benefits work for caregivers who are sick or injured away from work.
Why most household employees should be paid hourly instead of a fixed salary
Household employees are almost always considered non-exempt workers and must be paid hourly instead of salary. Learn more about why...
How tax breaks make hiring a summer nanny an affordable option for families
Families that opt to hire a nanny for the summer months are in a unique tax situation where their tax...
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...