Monitoring outsourced payroll duties on EFTPS

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Many employers hire third-party payroll service providers to perform their payroll processing functions and tax-related duties, including making employment tax deposits.

 

Watch Monitoring your outsourced payroll duties on EFTPS to learn about:

  • Using an EFTPS Inquiry PIN to monitor tax deposits
  • The benefits of creating a separate EFTPS account
  • Setting up EFTPS notifications

The employer, generally, remains liable for any unpaid employment taxes, including any penalties and interest resulting from any underpayment, even if they use a third-party payroll service provider. Note, this may not apply to employers using Certified Professional Employer Organizations (CPEO).

 

Please visit Outsourcing payroll and third-party payers and www.EFTPS.gov for additional information.


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