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Small Business Payroll

Payroll is a paperwork treadmill. Forms 940, 941, UCT-6, plus W-2s and 1099s at year-end. We keep it running.

Katie Gorles
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Katie Gorles
Updated July 6, 2026

Quarterly federal payroll

Form 941 reports federal income tax withholding, Social Security, and Medicare on a quarterly basis. Form 940 reports Federal Unemployment annually. We calculate, file, and make the tax deposits on your schedule.

Florida state payroll

UCT-6 is Florida's reemployment tax return, due quarterly. New employers file at the standard rate; experienced employers have rates tied to their unemployment claim history.

Year-end filings

W-2s and W-3 for employees. 1099-NEC and 1096 for contractors paid $600 or more during the year. Filed by the January 31 deadline.

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Setting up payroll for the first time

First-time employers need accounts in place before the first paycheck: an EIN, Florida reemployment tax registration, and a federal deposit schedule. We open the accounts, calculate the withholding, and set the deposit calendar so the first payroll run is compliant rather than retroactively repaired.

S-corp owner payroll

S-corp owners are employees of their own company and need a real payroll with real withholding, not a year-end journal entry. We run owner payroll on whatever cadence fits, coordinate the salary level with the planning work that sets it, and file the quarterly returns that document the position.

Common questions

Can you run payroll for me, or just file the returns?
Both. We can either run payroll end-to-end, or integrate with an existing payroll provider and handle just the tax filings.
What if I get a payroll tax notice from the IRS or state?
We handle the correspondence. Payroll tax notices are frequent and most resolve with a short written response.
Do I need to issue 1099s?
If you paid any unincorporated contractor $600 or more during the year, yes. We track the threshold and file.
What pay schedule should I use?
Weekly, biweekly, and semi-monthly all work; consistency matters more than the choice. Deposit deadlines are set by the IRS based on your liability history, and we set the calendar to match.

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