Payroll Coordinator
Payroll Coordinator
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Process and administer payroll for exempt and non-exempt employees across multiple states, ensuring accuracy and adherence to established payroll schedules.
- Review and validate payroll data, including employee changes, new hires, terminations, salary adjustments, bonuses, commissions, overtime, and other earnings or deductions.
- Ensure compliance with applicable federal, state, and local payroll tax requirements, wage and hour laws, and state-specific regulations.
- Balancing recurring payroll deadlines with employee questions and evolving compliance requirements while maintaining a high level of accuracy, discretion, and professionalism
- Review timekeeping records and timesheets for non-exempt employees, ensuring accurate calculation of regular hours, overtime, and other applicable pay.
- Maintain accurate payroll records and employee information, including tax withholding elections, direct deposit details, and payroll deductions.
- Reconcile payroll reports and assist with payroll-related general ledger entries and account reconciliations in partnership with Accounting.
- Support payroll tax filings, quarterly and annual reporting, W-2 preparation, and year-end payroll activities.
- Respond to employee inquiries regarding paychecks, deductions, tax withholding, and payroll policies in a timely and professional manner.
- Coordinate payroll-related changes with Human Resources, including onboarding, terminations, leave of absence updates, and benefits deductions.
- Assist with payroll audits, internal controls, reporting, and documentation requests.
- Identify discrepancies and recommend improvements to payroll processes, reporting, and procedures.
- Maintain confidentiality of employee compensation and sensitive payroll information.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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