In 2019, Oregon became the eighth state to adopt a paid family and medical leave insurance (PFMLI) program. This new program allows workers to take paid time off for qualifying reasons, including caring for a newborn or adopted child, recovering from serious illness, and taking care of a loved one who has experienced domestic violence, … Read more
Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines are based on the belief that children benefit from regular contact and interaction with both parents. They also help reduce conflict and tension in divorced families. The 2022 Indiana parenting time guidelines have some notable changes. One change has to do with the use of communication tools. Instead of pagers, parents … Read more
As with neighboring Indiana’s PTE tax, the Kentucky PTE tax allows qualifying pass-through entities to elect to pay state income tax at the entity level on a pro-rata share of their income allocated to the owners. The tax applies to a company’s taxable net income, which is calculated by adding back in certain amounts that … Read more
The UHC Choice Plus benefits are a high-deductible health plan that allows employees to see any provider, whether in-network or out-of-network. The plan covers the cost of services until the deductible is met, after which it begins sharing costs with the employee. The plan also offers flexible spending accounts and the ability to choose a … Read more
If you’re struggling to keep up with credit card payments each month, consolidating your debt could be an effective strategy. Debt consolidation involves moving multiple debt balances into one, often with a lower interest rate to help save you money in the long run. This can be done through a variety of ways, including taking … Read more
If you’re new to Connecticut, it’s crucial that you get your car registered before you start driving. The process is relatively straightforward, but you’ll need to bring certain documents to the DMV office. This includes proof of insurance, a valid ID card or proof of citizenship, and a copy of your vehicle’s title certificate. You’ll … Read more
School Food Authorities (SFAs) purchase USDA Foods annually for reimbursable meals. Each food product has a specific entitlement dollar value subtracted from the agency’s entitlement balance. The USDA developed Food Plans to represent a nutritious diet at four different cost levels. These include the Thrifty Food Plan, Low-Cost Food Plan, Moderate-Cost Food Plan, and Liberal … Read more
If you’re a Pennsylvania resident, you can get a Real ID in addition to your current driver’s license. This will be valid for federal purposes, including boarding airplanes, accessing hospitals, and applying for government benefits. You can also use it for driving and voting. In , all travelers will need a Real ID to pass … Read more
Virtual care connects you with registered medical professionals who deliver a global standard of healthcare – on your terms. From a phone or in-app video consultation, you can have your health questions answered and be prescribed medication (within safe prescribing guidelines) by a licensed doctor. Get reliable 24/7 care from a nationally credentialed team of … Read more
If you are unable to pay your Arizona state tax liability in full, the Department of Revenue may allow you to make payments on an installment basis. You can apply for a payment plan by filling out AZ Form 140-IA or contacting the department. In most cases, the payment plan will be based on your … Read more