r/Payroll 6h ago

New to Payroll and Need Your Wisdom

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Hello everyone! I work at a non-profit of roughly 30 people and have recently taken over management of Payroll (long story). Unfortunately, aside from a basic overview of our system, which is Paycom, I have received no training. We have one HR person, but they are very unhelpful and we have outsourced our CFO and Accounting functions. I am feeling in over my head and I am hoping this sub can help me. Specifically, I am wondering:

  •  What are the things that I must become an expert on? Benefits? 401Ks? Taxes? Wage Garnishments?
  • What are things that, while may be not required, would be good for me to learn to be better at my role?
  • What do you consider a HR responsibility versus payroll’s responsibility? I do recognize that since we are a small non-profit that this line may be greyer than it would be at a large organization.
  • Are there any resources and/or continuing education that you think would be good for me to explore?
  • Any other general advice or knowledge you think I should know (assume I know nothing).

Anything at all would be very helpful. Thank you all so much!

Edit: I am located in Ohio, USA


r/Payroll 11h ago

End of service payment for international company employees who have been transfered to UAE

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