Red Wing Software Releases CenterPoint Time Clock Web Version 3.0

Red Wing Software announces the release of CenterPoint Time Clock web version 3.0. This update includes many new enhancements to make the CenterPoint Time Clock experience better for payroll administrators, supervisors and employees.
Time entry is faster and more accurate for employees with the ability to set default pay entry information, rather than selecting from a list each day.
View only the time cards you want to see with date filters that can be set, by default, to an activity range of your choice.
Supervisors can now add notes when approving or denying time-off requests and time.
Process payroll without interruption by allowing alternate supervisors to approve time cards and time-off requests in the absence of an employee's regular supervisor.
Easily register, one time, across multiple payroll services (Publish Pay Advices, CenterPoint Employee Portal, and CenterPoint Time Clock).
To view the entire list of enhancements for CenterPoint Time Clock web version 3.0, please click here

Employee Spotlight - Carrie Armstrong

My name is Carrie Armstrong, and I am the Administrative Assistant for Red Wing Software. Chances are when you call in; I am the voice on the other end. I have been here for just over three years. I am from Red Wing, Minnesota, originally and have lived here my whole life. I have been married for 22 years to my husband Lucas, and we have two children: Jasmyn, who is 21 and Myles, who is 19 years old. We have one dog Bentley, and two cats, Loki and Binx. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends.
Most recently, I became a grandma for the very first time. On July 4th this little firecracker came into the world weighing 8 lbs. 11 oz. and 19.25” long. Her name is Maren Elizabeth, and she is absolutely the light of my life. I think there have only been three days that I have not stopped by to see her since she was born. I am fortunate that my daughter and her husband live less than a mile away from me, and it’s on my way home, so I can use the excuse, “I was just driving by and thought I’d stop to say hi”. Ha ha ha!
I love my job at Red Wing Software and look forward to speaking with you when you call in!!!

Streamlined Online Payments for Red Wing Software Services

Red Wing Software customers will now find the process of updating recurring payments for services and Customer Care membership auto renewals much easier. When adding or changing payment methods, you now have the option to update the payment method for multiple services at one time. This eliminates the need to enter payment information multiple times. We’ve also expanded it so you can add and update ACH payments. Previously you could use ACH for recurring payments, but you had to call Red Wing Software to change or add that information. Visit the My Account section at www.redwingsoftware.com to edit payment information and much more. (You must be signed in to access the My Account section.)

IRS Issuances – IRS Urges Taxpayers to use IRS’ Tax Withholding Estimator Tool (April 15, 2022)

The IRS urged taxpayers to use the IRS Tax Withholding Estimator Tool (the tool) to ensure they are having the right amount of tax withheld from their pay during 2022. The tool offers workers, self-employed individuals and retirees who have wage income a user-friendly resource for effectively tailoring the amount of income tax withheld from wages. Taxpayers can use the results from the tool to determine if they should complete a new Form W-4, Employee’s Withholding Certificate, and submit it to their employer. Checking withholding tax can:
Ensure the right amount of tax is withheld and prevent an unexpected tax bill or penalty at tax time.
Determine whether to have less tax withheld up front, thereby boosting take-home pay and reducing any refund at tax time.
Further, the IRS recommended checking withholding at least once a year. For taxpayers who have just finished filling out their 2021 returns, now is a good time to do it. Taxpayers can also use the tool right after a major life change including marriage, divorce or the birth of a child. Additionally, IRS recommends that taxpayers gather their most recent pay statements, information from other sources of income, and their most recent income tax return to help prepare the tool’s results accurately.
The IRS urged taxpayers still working on their 2021 returns to ensure they have all their year-end statements in hand before filing. This includes Letter 6419, 2021 Total Advance Child Tax Credit (AdvCTC) Payments, and Letter 6475, Economic Impact Payment (EIP) 3 End of Year. Alternatively, taxpayers can also check their Online Account to access information on their AdvCTC payments and EIPs. Taxpayers should e-file and choose direct deposit to help with faster delivery of refunds. Finally, the IRS reminded taxpayers that for most taxpayers the tax-filing deadline is April 18, 2022. For residents of Maine and Massachusetts, the deadline is April 19. Taxpayers who live and work abroad have until June 15. Those who need more time to file can get an automatic extension to file until October 17, 2022. (IR‑2022‑81, April 13, 2022).