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Hiring Your First Employee

Hiring Your First Employee


Hiring Your First Employee

When you hire your first employee, you must file documents and pay taxes to various government agencies. The following is a list of things you must do when you hire your first employee.

  • Obtain an employer identification number to use on tax returns
  • Register with your state’s labor department
  • Get workers compensation insurance
  • Set up a payroll system to withhold taxes
  • Have each employee fill out Form W-4
  • Fill out Form I-9 for each new employee
  • Report every new employee to your state’s new hire reporting agency
  • Post required notices from government agencies
  • File Form 940 every year
  • Create an employee handbook
  • Adopt workplace safety measures
  • Set up personnel files
  • Set up employee benefits, such as health insurance or a 401(k) plan

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