We have used AmCheck for many years now and have found them to be professional, courteous and client supportive. Our contact person is always helpful and supportive whenever we have had questions or special request. I would recommend AmCheck to other firms that are looking for a high quality P.E.O. organization - John A |
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Corporate News
AmCheck's Online Employer Now Mac-Friendly
- Tue | 11 Oct 2011
Mac users can now enjoy full compatibility with AmCheck's Online Employer, a comprehensive resource center for employers, employees, providers and others wanting to improve their administrative responsibilities. The online software is now compatible with IE, Chrome, Safari and Firefox on both Windows and Apple operating systems.
Web-based Reporting Tool Now Available
- Tue | 11 Oct 2011
WriteChoice Report Writer, AmCheck's new web-based ad-hoc reporting tool, is now available. The useful tool provides access to an expanded amount of data, including labor allocation data. It also supports
Federal Per Diem Rates Issued Nationally
- Mon | 26 Sep 2011
The annual federal per diem rate - a combination of lodging, meal and incidental expenses for business travel within the continental US - has been issued by the General Services Administration (GSA). The rate will be applied to all travel taken on or after October 1, 2011.
Spanish-Language Version of E-Verify Self Check Launched
- Mon | 26 Sep 2011
E-Verify Self Check, an online tool for job hunters to check employment eligibility status, is now available in Spanish and accessible to residents in 16 additional states, reports the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
SSA Not Identifying Employers Receiving 'No-Match' Letters
- Mon | 26 Sep 2011
In June of 2006, Judicial Watch (JW) submitted a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to the Social Security Administration (SSA) asking for a list of 50-100 employers with the most social security number mismatches from 2001 through 2005. The SSA denied the JW’s request for the list, stating that 26 USC §6103 prohibited the list disclosure because it was generated from tax returns filed with the IRS.
