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Ditch the payday scramble in 2026. Here’s how to build and manage a payroll calendar
Manage timely payments with our 2026 payroll calendar. Read now for key dates and tips to streamline your payroll process.
Common payroll mistakes in Canada and how to avoid them
Discover the most common payroll mistakes SMBs make in Canada and learn how to prevent them with smart payroll practices.
Your top 2023 tax season questions, answered
Prepare for Canadian tax season with answers to common payroll questions, including T4 forms, taxable benefits, and CRA compliance, with tips from Employment Hero’s payroll experts.
Ontario Updates Public Holiday Formula
As of July 1st, 2018, changes will come into effect with regards to public holiday pay entitlements for employees in Ontario.
What is a Record of Employment (ROE)?
Learn why Records of Employment (ROEs) matter in Canada, how they support departing employees’ benefits, and how to stay compliant with federal requirements.
The CEWS Audit and What Employers Should Do to Prepare
Published Updated Contents The CRA recently started the first stage of its CEWS audit program to identify types and levels of non-compliance for the upcoming larger-scale audits. Select groups of employers have been contacted by the CRA to provide supporting documents to verify their CEWS claims. Some tax professionals are finding the initial requirements “daunting” due to […]
What to know about overtime in the restaurant industry
Published Updated Contents Introduction The restaurant industry is one that can be tough for both employees and employers. There are many laws and regulations to keep track of, especially when it comes to overtime pay. It can seem daunting at first but we hope this article will help you understand what overtime is in the […]
Your top five tax season questions, answered
Published Updated Contents It’s not just you – we also just shuddered at the thought of another year having flown by, and year-end tax season being upon us again. It’s part of an employer’s legal requirements to calculate, withhold, and remit income taxes from their employees’ pay to the Canadian government throughout the year, and […]
