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Located in the beautiful city of Duluth, Minnesota, Payroll Processing Plus has been locally owned and operated for over 25 years. For every payroll, you will work one on one with your own local, personally designated payroll specialist. This allows you to develop a relationship that you can rely on, so you can concentrate on running your business.
Why Payroll Processing Plus?
For a small company, the job of payroll management can be a daunting one. FICA, state and federal income tax, unemployment tax, vacation accrual, W-2 preparation - it can all add up to an intimidating, frustrating job. For a larger company, security can be a more compelling factor.
For companies of all sizes, Payroll Processing Plus provides the expert, low-cost solution to your payroll processing needs.
LOCAL, KNOWLEDGEABLE STAFF
With Payroll Processing Plus you get an intact "Payroll Department." We've built a staff of people with years of expertise, using software that is tailored to your needs - so you don't have to. Keeping up to date on the tax and unemployment regulations is a task you can trust to our team of experts.
EFFICIENT PROCESSING
Above all, what you need is your checks. That is what we're here for. You give us your numbers - we give you your checks. Not just in the same day, but for some customers, in the same morning. Your checks will be prepared on time - every time.
FLEXIBLE AND CUSTOMIZABLE
We personalize our software to meet your needs. Your checks can be here for you to pick up, they can be mailed or delivered by courier. With your logo or nameplate, the checks will be printed as yours, not ours. We will customize your payroll reports to give whatever detailed reports and accounting your company demands. You tell us what you need from your payroll system and we will deliver.
SECURE AND CONFIDENTIAL
We keep your sensitive information entirely confidential, so you don't have to. Sensitive salary information is in our computers, not in yours, where curious computer browsers might stumble upon it.