About this event
Live Online Webinar | 90 Minutes | SHRM - 1.5 PDCs | NASBA - 1.5 CPEs-Approved
Employees who work across state lines can create additional payroll and withholding considerations for employers. This webinar provides practical guidance on multistate employee taxation, including resident and nonresident rules, state withholding, employer nexus, reciprocal agreements, remote work, unemployment insurance, and W-2 reporting. Attendees will also review related wage-hour, leave, garnishment, and local tax requirements that can affect multistate payroll administration.
What You Will Learn
Resident and nonresident taxation basics
State income tax withholding requirements
Employer nexus and multistate payroll obligations
Reciprocal agreements and withholding procedures
Remote, hybrid, and traveling employee taxation
State unemployment insurance and the Four Factor Test
Multistate Form W-2 reporting
State withholding certificates and W-4 equivalents
Local payroll tax considerations
Wage-hour and minimum wage requirements
Paid sick leave and meal/rest break requirements
Garnishment and child support withholding
Common multistate payroll challenges
Practical payroll procedures for 2026
Why You Should Attend
Understanding how state rules apply to employees working in multiple locations can help payroll and HR teams manage withholding, reporting, and related payroll procedures more effectively. This session uses practical examples to explain key multistate requirements and provide guidance for handling common situations involving remote, hybrid, and traveling employees.
Who Should Attend
Payroll Professionals and Managers
Human Resources Professionals
Accounting and Finance Teams
Controllers and Business Managers
Operations Professionals
Compliance Professionals
Business Owners and Executives
Legal and Employment Professionals
Anyone involved in multistate payroll administration
About Your Speaker
Vicki M. Lambert, CPP is President and Academic Director of The Payroll Advisor™, a firm focused on payroll education and training. She provides payroll professionals with guidance and educational resources covering current payroll rules, regulations, and workplace requirements.