Compliance
Stay up to date with payroll compliance regulations, tax requirements, and labor laws worldwide.
The German Minijob: Why It Exists and How Payroll Handles It
The Minijob is one of the most distinctly German things in payroll. It is a job deliberately kept small enough that, for the worker, gross pay and take-home pay are almost the same number. No income tax, no social-security deductions from the employee’s side...
Niko Nurmentaus
Product Lead
Are Your Platform Workers Actually Employees? Portugal's Article 12-A and the 2025 Supreme Court Wave
Picture a food-courier or a ride-hailing driver in Lisbon. They signed up through an app, they are labeled a self-employed provider, they invoice for their work, and everyone involved has treated...
Niko Nurmentaus
Product Lead
Equal Pay in Mexico Moves From Principle to Obligation: The 2024–2026 Gender-Pay Reforms
For decades, Mexican labor law contained a line that almost everyone agreed with and almost no one was audited on: equal work deserves equal pay. Article 86 of the Ley Federal del Trabajo said it...
Greg Miaskiewicz
CEO & Co-Founder
Mexico's Payroll Tax Is Rising, One State at a Time: The 2025–2026 ISN Increases
A company with a warehouse in one Mexican state, a sales office in another, and stores in a third pays the Impuesto Sobre Nóminas, the state payroll tax, separately in each one, at whatever rate that...
Niko Nurmentaus
Product Lead
Mexico's 2026 Employment Subsidy: A Small Credit With Three Ways to Get It Wrong
The subsidio para el empleo is one of the smallest numbers on a Mexican payslip and one of the easiest to compute incorrectly. It is a federal credit that reduces the income tax (ISR) withheld from...
Mehmood Deshmukh
CTO & Co-Founder
