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...
For Caregivers
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...
Understanding the difference between gross wages and net pay
Learn the difference between gross and net pay and how to calculate the taxes that make up that difference.
How to file taxes without a W-2: Options for household employees
Caregivers paid under the table may wonder how to file taxes without a W-2. The IRS has a process for...
Tax tips for babysitters and other part-time caregivers
Do babysitters need to report income and pay taxes? Learn how taxes apply to part-time caregivers, like date night or...
W-4 forms for nannies and caregivers
Learn how W-4 forms can help nannies and employers figure out federal and state employee withholding taxes.
7 steps for filing taxes as a nanny or caregiver
Do nannies have to pay taxes? What about senior caregivers? The answer is yes, so find out what you're responsibilities...
How do taxes and payroll work for nannies and caregivers
When you're hired as a nanny or senior caregiver, it's important to know how payroll works. Learn about gross pay,...
What nannies and caregivers need to know about holiday gifts and bonuses
If your employer rewards you during the holiday season, know how it might affect your payroll.
What every caregiver needs to know about health insurance
Health insurance can be complicated. Get answers to seven of the most common questions nannies, senior caregivers and babysitters have...