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What forms do new hires need in Fairfax if they live in DC but work in Virginia?

When an employee lives in Washington, DC but works in Fairfax, Virginia, employers must handle dual withholding compliance carefully from the first payroll run. Required federal and state forms At onboarding, the following new-hire forms are required: Federal Form W-4, for federal income tax withholding Form I-9, to verify employment eligibility Virginia Form VA-4, since… Continue reading What forms do new hires need in Fairfax if they live in DC but work in Virginia?

Navigating New Hire Paperwork

Hiring new employees is exciting, but it also comes with plenty of paperwork. Staying compliant with all the federal and state regulations can feel overwhelming. This blog post aims to demystify the process and guide you through the essential legal requirements for navigating new hire paperwork in the US. Key Forms and Deadlines: Form I-9: This… Continue reading Navigating New Hire Paperwork

Remote Onboarding in the Modern Age

There’s something to be said for starting off on the right foot, and if your onboarding process is antiquated, cumbersome or not representative of your company’s capabilities and culture, it can send the wrong message from the get-go. A well-defined but flexible onboarding process can be the difference between a new star employee and having… Continue reading Remote Onboarding in the Modern Age

Introducing Competency-Based Interviews at Your Business

It might sound like common sense, but you’d be surprised how many firms underestimate the importance of competency-based interviews. Ongoing research shows that this type of hiring procedure not only improves the initial quality of hires but also increases employee retention levels and grants access to a wider, more diverse field of potential candidates. Surveys… Continue reading Introducing Competency-Based Interviews at Your Business