Canadian Payroll Posts

The Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA) has introduced new T4 reporting requirements that employers must follow for the 2020 tax year. Learn more about it here.

In June 2020, Wagepoint conducted a survey of 300 English-speaking small business owners, CEOs and General Managers to find out how COVID-19 had affected their workforce. See the findings.

Do you need an easy accounting and bookkeeping system? Check out the technology stack Jennie Moore of Fintech Details recommends for small business accounting.

Flow CPA and Wagepoint came together to provide small business owners more clarity around Canadian wage subsidies and loans in a one hour webinar. Here's the recap.

Should you hire an employee or contractor? Learn the difference between the two types of workers to see which is better suited for your Canadian small business.

Contacting the CRA can take a while and figuring out who to contact can be confusing. Here are some time-saving tips and key phone numbers to ease the process.

Stay on top of statutory holidays and other important Canadian small business payroll deadlines with our friendly 2020 payroll calendar.

Payroll year-end means reconciling year-to-date amounts for the current calendar year and issuing the related tax documents. Learn how this works and how to make it easier.

As one year comes to an end and another's about to begin, it's also the best time to change or start using payroll software. See why timing is everything when it comes to small business payroll.

There is no one size fits all solution when it comes to payroll frequency. Read on to find out which payroll schedule is best suited for your business.

Using payroll software saves you time and money. Yet, 60% of small businesses still manage payroll manually in-house. Learn why there’s a better way.

Money, money, money! There are lots of songs about the dollars — here's a list of of our top picks for when you're running payroll. Spotify playlist included.

When an employee with insurable earnings leaves a company, employers must issue a Record of Employment (ROE) to determine whether they are eligible for EI benefits.

US employer with Canadian employees or Canadian employer with American employees? Here's what you need to know about paying workers in the other country.

In this webinar recap, you'll learn how the combination of scheduling and timekeeping from 7shifts and payroll from Wagepoint can help your restaurant save time and money.

If your payroll includes construction, trade, or field workers, your time-tracking needs are a bit more complex. This article recaps the simple solution of pairing TSheets with Wagepoint.

Saving time and money is as simple as tracking time and money. Learn about the relationship between timekeeping and payroll, and how online tools can help your bottom line — all in our webinar recap.

If the CRA sends you a payroll notice of assessment, don’t panic. Run through our top seven reasons for receiving a notice — and how to fix them.

What's the difference between payroll tax and income tax? Is it like the difference between brown and beige? Wagepoint has the simple answer to understanding payroll and income taxes.