All payroll tax information must be kept for a minimum of 4 years, and if the W-2 was undeliverable then you are required to keep it on file for a minimum of 4 years, according to the recordkeeping section of pub 15. Generally 4 years minimum and 7 years outside are good rules of thumb.
After they are sent to the employee, there is no obligation that the employer provide them again.
How long does an employer have to keep w-4 forms for their staff on record? I was told 10 years, and I was told as long as they are employed there
4 years.
employer keep payroll records maxium 1 year .
30 Years
til he does his mum up the bum
not reqauired
two years
about one month i am guessing idk
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An employer is absolutely allowed to keep records on employees.
It depends on how you define "company" and what type of "data". A prior employer can keep information for as long as they choose to. However most "companies" purge their files after seven years.
Depends on the law in the country where you are. In many countries there is no limit.
Usually a very short and limited amount of time, if any at all. Most layoffs occur on the last day of the month - consequently your health insurance also ceases on that same day.
The largest employer in the city of Long Beach, CA is the Long Beach Unified School District. The second largest employer is The Boeing Company.