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It's Thursday night, payroll is due, and you just found a tax notice in the mail about a deposit you thought was made.
We run accurate, on-time payroll and tax filings for Shelby Township businesses, including certified payroll when your jobs need it.
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Packard Proving Grounds Gateway Complex, Shelby Township
Shelby Township
It is Thursday night in Shelby Township and you are running payroll after a full day of jobs. You are entering hours from texts and timecards, guessing at overtime, and halfway through you open a notice saying a tax deposit from last quarter was late.
With payroll handled, hours flow in from your time tracking, overtime and commissions get calculated by the rules, and taxes are filed and deposited on time. Year-end forms, new hire reporting and garnishments get handled too, and certified payroll reports are ready for any prevailing wage jobs.
Thursday nights are yours again. Your team gets paid right and on time, tax notices stop showing up, and you get a clear payroll report every pay period without touching a calculator.
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We look at how you run payroll today, your pay rules and any tax notices.
We set up payroll in QuickBooks Payroll or a platform that fits, and connect time tracking.
We run payroll, file and deposit taxes and send you a clear report.
Each quarter we review filings, pay rules and anything that needs to change.
What we report every month: Payrolls run on time, Tax filings and deposits on time, Payroll corrections needed, and Certified payroll reports filed.
Payroll services cover calculating pay, withholding taxes, paying employees and filing and depositing payroll taxes. Good payroll also handles new hire reporting, garnishments and year-end forms. For contractors on public work, it includes certified payroll reports.
The price depends on how many employees you pay, how often you run payroll, how many states or cities you file in and whether you need certified payroll. A small team paid on a simple schedule is straightforward. Commissions, multiple pay rates and prevailing wage work add complexity. We set a fixed monthly fee once we have reviewed your current payroll on a short call.
Michigan employers withhold state income tax, pay state unemployment tax and, in some cities like Detroit, withhold city income tax. Each has its own filings and deadlines. Getting city tax right is a common miss for businesses with people who live or work in different cities.
Public and some funded projects require prevailing wage pay and weekly certified payroll reports. The rates depend on the job classification and location. We set up the classifications and prepare the reports so you stay compliant on these jobs.
Payroll should flow into your books by department or job, so you can see labor cost clearly. When payroll and bookkeeping talk to each other, job costing and tax time get easier. We set up that connection.
No service fee, but mistakes, late filings and late nights add up.
Handles the math, but you still enter everything and own every mistake.
We run payroll, file and deposit taxes, handle certified payroll and send you a clear report every pay period.
Who you are dealing with
Before Rebuild Detroit, Tevin Jackson helped scale more than 100 home service brands with marketing, sales and operations. Business Services is that playbook, run for Shelby Township businesses with the local numbers on this page, by the team behind the Rebuild Detroit directory.
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