Painting Biz Owners: How to Save on Payroll Tax while rewarding your team with Performance-Based Pay

14 Sept 2023 · 0 min
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In this segment, the presenters advise painting business owners on how to reduce payroll tax liabilities by replacing traditional cash bonuses with non‑monetary employee appreciation events tied to performance. They suggest organizing regular (monthly, weekly, or annual) gatherings or outings for crews that consistently beat budgeted hours, allowing the business to claim an employee‑appreciation deduction instead of paying taxable bonuses. This approach not only saves on payroll taxes but also fosters team cohesion and provides a simple, repeatable way to reward high‑performing staff without complex bonus calculations.

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