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Top Retirement Plan Providers

Find retirement plans for employees by exploring profit-sharing, SEP IRA, and 401(k) companies for employers.

How to Switch PEOs

Seamlessly transfer to a new PEO using an exit strategy and PEO transition checklist. Learn why companies leave and the steps for doing so.

Tax Deductions for Small Businesses

From startup expenses to business insurance, here are some deductions you may be able to claim on your business tax return.

A Guide to Employee Record Retention

Employee recordkeeping requirements vary by business type and location. Here's how you can stay compliant.

PEO vs. HRO: Comparing SMB Solutions

Explore the differences between PEO HR outsourcing and HROs to find the best option for your small business.

PEO vs. ASO: Which HR Service Do You Need?

Learn the difference between PEO and ASO HR outsourcing to decide which service benefits your small business more.

How to Choose Small Business Insurance

The best small business insurance meets regulatory requirements and professional needs without breaking your budget. Explore policies, costs, and advisory options.

PEO vs. EOR: Differences Explained

Knowing the difference between employer of record and professional employer organization services can help you decide which one to use when outsourcing your human resources. Here's what sets them apart.

How to Create an Internal Communications Strategy

Many businesses forego an internal communications strategy, which can result in a poor company culture. Find out why you need an internal communications plan and learn how to implement it.

How to Determine Employee Pay

The job requirements and an employee's background and experience determine the salary you pay them.