View your Compliance hub

Head to your Compliane Hub to find compliance tasks, tools, and payments and filings Gusto is handling for you. 

We're still rolling this out, check back in a few weeks if you do not see the same info in your account.

1. Go to Taxes & Compliance.
2. Click Compliance.
3. Scroll to the relevant sections:
   • Tasks (based on your company's needs)
     
     • Click View completed tasks to view tasks that are already done.
   • Tools—designed to help you stay compliant. Includes info about: 
     • Beneficial Ownership Informaion Report (BOI)
     • Small business guides by state
     • Search Ask Gusto
   • Taxes—handled by Gusto
     • View upcoming payments and filings
     • Quick access to:
       • Run an agency payments report
       • View all tax forms

Use the shortcuts on the right side of the page to get to other related pages in Gusto faster. 

Consider these requirements when doing business in new states and hiring new employees.

1. Fill out employee onboarding forms 
   • New hires need to complete:
     • W-4 form: Tells you how much tax to withhold
     • I-9 form: Proves they can legally work in the U.S
   • You’ll need to check their ID (passport, driver’s license, etc.) as listed on the I-9
   • Keep these forms on file—Gusto will store them electronically for you
2. Report new hires to the state
   • You must report new hires to the state where they work. The state uses this info to track debts (like child support).
   • This report is usually due within 20 days of hire.
   • Gusto can file a new hire report for you if you choose the option when adding an employee.
3. Get Workers' Compensation Insurance
   • Most states require this insurance, and Gusto can help. It covers employee injuries or illnesses on the job, providing benefits to employers and employees.
   • You can get it through:
     • A commercial carrier
     • Your state’s insurance program
4. Display required workplace posters
   • You must post certain labor law posters in your workplace. Use the Department of Labor’s Poster Advisor to find what you need.
   • You can download free versions of posters, or buy them online from other sellers like the Labor Law Poster Store.
5. Follow labor laws
   • Learn the employment laws that apply to your business, like:
     • Minimum wage rules
     • Wage garnishments
     • Termination policies
     • Contractor classification
   • The Department of Labor’s Employer Guide has many of those details.
   • The Small Business Administration also offers a 10-step guide for starting a business, which includes everything from writing a business plan to applying for licenses and permits.
6. Offer health insurance (optional)
   • If you offer health insurance, follow ACA regulations.
   • If you have benefits managed by Gusto, we help keep you compliant by:
     • Handling pre-tax payroll deductions
     • Providing 1095-C forms (when required)
     • Sharing the ACA Marketplace Notice with new hires
     • Storing the Section 125 document in your account
     • Keeping you aligned with your current policies and carrier