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Help for your Act 32 headache is here!
If you work in payroll anywhere near Pennsylvania, then you already know that effective January 1, 2012, a new Pennsylvania law will require that employees living or working in the state must prepare a Residency Certification Form for their employer. This form includes locality settings and new PSD codes and rates. Finding these codes is not a simple task. As a result, many employees and employers are struggling with Pennsylvania's Act 32.
If you work in payroll anywhere near Pennsylvania, then you already know that effective January 1, 2012, a new Pennsylvania law will require that employees living or working in the state must prepare a Residency Certification Form for their employer. This form includes locality settings and new PSD codes and rates. Finding these codes is not a simple task. As a result, many employees and employers are struggling with Pennsylvania's Act 32. What a headache!
Here’s the good news - Symmetry Software now has a free online tool to alleviate the pain of Act 32. Our brand new Act 32 Auto-Form is available at www.Payroll-Point.com. The new Act 32 Auto-Form automatically fills in the special PSD codes based upon a street address. It doesn’t get easier than that!'This free website gives folks a simple solution to completing a complex tax form....and just in time for the new law going into effect,' said Tom Reahard, CEO of Symmetry Software, the firm who developed the software. Every employer is required to have a Residency Certification Form for each employee on file, so let Symmetry Software help you avoid the Act 32 headache. We’re better than aspirin! Visit www.Payroll-Point.com to learn more.
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