Payroll taxes
Every payday, you pay the government again. And you've been overpaying it the whole time.
On top of every paycheck, you hand the government another 7.65%. Part of that you never had to pay, and you've been paying it anyway, every single payday.
Have Jaslyn reach out- About $640 less tax per employee
- About $1,200 more take-home each
- $0 to get started
See what you may be overpaying
full-time people
$16,000
a year in payroll tax you may not have to pay
every month$1,333.33
What waiting costs you
3 years$48,000
5 years$80,000
7 years$112,000
What that overpayment is really doing
It grows every time you do the right thing.
Give someone a raise, add a shift or hire one more person, and the tax bill climbs right along with it.
It buys you nothing.
That money doesn't keep an employee, fix a truck or bring in a customer. It leaves your account and that is the last you see of it.
Nobody told you there was a choice.
Your accountant files it and your payroll company collects it. Showing you how to lower it isn't part of either job.
There is a way to shrink it. Most owners have never been shown.
I'm Jaslyn. I help owners set up a program that lowers what they pay on payroll and puts more money in their employees' pockets at the same time.
It has been around for years and more than 1,600 employers use it.
Have Jaslyn reach outWhat changes for you
less payroll tax a year, on average, for each full-time employee who takes part.
more take-home pay a year for each of them, on average, on the same pay.
to get started. The $640 is what you keep after every cost.
payroll company, accountant and health plan. Nothing gets switched.
This fits if
- You have 5 or more people on payroll. Employees, not contractors.
- They work 30 or more hours a week and earn at least $25,000 a year.
- You already offer a health plan, even if some of them don't take it.
What owners ask first
Is this going to get me in trouble with the IRS?
No. It runs on tax rules that have been on the books for years. The paperwork that keeps it in good standing is handled for you and kept up to date.
What does this cost me?
Nothing up front and nothing out of pocket. The $640 average is what you keep after all costs are paid.
Do I have to switch payroll companies?
No. It is set up with the payroll you already run, and the setup is handled for you. Most owners spend about 3 to 5 hours on it in total.
How soon would I see it?
Setup can take as little as 30 days. The savings show up in the first month it is running.
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