2020 Public Announcements

COVID-19

IRS Releases Revised 941-X

Presidential Memorandums on Deferring Employee Social Security Tax and Student Loan Relief Extension

IRS Releases Revised Form 941 for COVID-19 Related Tax Relief

The U.S. Department of Education (ED) has announced relief for student loan borrowers in light of the COVID-19 national emergency [News Release, 3-25-20].

On March 16, the Georgia Department of Labor (GDOL) announced new requirements for employers filing partial unemployment claims.

IRS Coronavirus Tax Relief

Tax Day now July 15th

Coronavirus-related paid leave for workers and tax credits for small and midsize businesses 

American Payroll Association's Hot Topic COVID-19 page


2020 IRS LIMIT ANNOUNCEMENTS:

SOCIAL SECURITY LIMIT: $137,700
401K MAXIMUM: $19,500 - Total Comp = $285,000
401K CATCH-UP: $6,500 for a total of $26,000
BUSINESS MILEAGE: 57.5 cents
MOVING/MEDICAL: 17 cents
CHARITABLE: 14 cents

HEALTH SAVINGS ACCOUNT: $3,550 FOR INDIVIDUAL AND $7,100 FOR FAMILY
HEALTH SAVINGS ACCOUNT CATCH-UP: $1,000
HEALTH CARE FLEXIBLE SPENDING ACCOUNT LIMIT: $2,750
DEPENDENT CARE FLEXIBLE SPENDING ACCOUNT LIMIT: $5,000 FOR MARRIED JOINT RETURNS AND $2,500 FOR MARRIED FILING SEPARATE RETURNS

TRANSIT PASSES: $270 PER MONTH
TRANSIT PARKING: $270 PER MONTH

ADOPTION ASSISTANCE: $14,300

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