EmpleoPregunta 906 de 1632

How often must a California employer furnish an itemized wage statement to employees?

a.Only when the employee asks for one in writing
b.Once a year, attached to the employee's W-2
c.Semimonthly or at the time wages are paid
d.Once each quarter with the DE 9 filing

Explicación

Labor Code §226(a) requires an accurate itemized wage statement semimonthly or at the time of each payment of wages, furnished automatically as a detachable stub or an accurate electronic record. (a) confuses furnishing the statement with the separate §226(b)/(c) duty to produce payroll records for inspection within 21 days of a request. (b) confuses the wage statement with the annual federal W-2. (d) confuses it with the employer's quarterly DE 9/DE 9C payroll tax filing to EDD, which reports to the state, not to the employee.

Referencia Legal: Labor Code §226(a)

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