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Teaming up with Intuit QuickBooks on Small Business Retirement.

Guideline

Today, we’re excited to share that we’ve teamed up with QuickBooks to offer seamless access to our modern and affordable retirement platform to the millions of American small businesses that run on QuickBooks. To get started, business owners connect to Guideline’s plan setup with their QuickBooks account. Learn more here.

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Paycheck Protection Program: How to Ensure Your Business is Eligible for Loan Forgiveness

Netchex HR Blog

June 3, 2020. Part of the CARES Act passed in March (and then replenished a month later ), the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) is a loan program for small businesses designed to provide a direct incentive for keeping their workers on the payroll. How are “payroll costs” defined under the PPP?

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What California Employers Need to Know About the 2022 Retirement Plan Deadline Mandate

Zenefits

To help California employees save for retirement, the state of California passed legislation requiring private sector employers in California to offer a qualified retirement plan. California’s retirement plan mandate: Background. California’s retirement plan mandate: Background. CalSavers: Employer obligations.

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The Definitive Guide to PPP Loan Forgiveness: FAQ and Guidelines

Zenefits

Loans will be forgiven as long as: The loan was used to cover payroll costs, mortgage, interest, rent, and utility costs over the 8-week period after the loan is paid; and. The loan can be used for: Payroll costs, including salary wages, commissions or tips (capped at $100,000 for each employee). Payroll tax filings, if made.

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SEP IRA vs. 401(k)

Guideline

If you’re self-employed and thinking about opening a retirement plan, first off, congratulations! SEPs are tax-deferred retirement plans that are created by employers. Because of this flexibility and minimal administrative requirements, SEPs are popular retirement accounts for self-employed individuals and other small business owners.

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401(k) glossary: Your guide to retirement terminology

Guideline

Saving for retirement should be simple. Put some of the blame on retirement’s complex terminology. Guideline believes that saving for retirement should be easy for everyone. Consider this glossary your secret decoder ring to all-things-retirement. Let’s help you clear a few things up. Illinois Secure Choice).

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Behind the data: a look at 401(k) investor activity in a bear market

Guideline

Asking what they’re doing with their retirement portfolios. At Guideline, we were wondering what people were doing with their retirement investments, too. Were Guideline 401(k) participants changing investment strategies? We analyzed a sample of 100,000 Guideline 401(k) accounts from March to date 2020.

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