The Louisiana Workforce Commission has now issued the 2018 version of the Earned Income Credit (EIC) notice, which has a new revision date of July 2018. Based on this update, a new Louisiana state poster will soon be on its way to our customers. Louisiana’s EIC notice was issued much later this year as compared to previous years, but we were aware of the delay. In April, we communicated with
Louisiana has just released its Earned Income Credit (EIC) poster for this year, which has a revision date of March 2017. Details of the Updates At the time of hire, employers should notify employees that they may be eligible for Earned Income Tax Credits (EITC) through the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). EITC tax credits are reductions in federal income tax liability for people who meet certain requirements. For 2017, workers’
The latest required change to the Louisiana labor law poster is on the Earned Income Credit poster. Employers should notify those who make $47,747 or less ($53,267 when married and filing jointly) that they may be eligible for Earned Income Credits. The maximum amount applies to those with 3 or more children. Those with fewer (or no) children must make less than this amount to be eligible, depending on the
The latest required change to the Louisiana labor law poster is on the Earned Income Credit poster. New 2014 income limits for eligibility for Earned Income Tax Credits (EITC) have been added, including an increase in the maximum eligible income from $46,000 to $47,000. We are publishing an updated LA state poster with this latest change. For more information about the Louisiana labor law poster, or to learn more about
The latest required change to the Louisiana labor law poster is on the Earned Income Credit poster. New 2013 income limits for eligibility for Earned Income Tax Credits (EITC) have been added, including an increase in the maximum eligible income from $45,000 to $46,000. We are publishing an updated LA state poster with this latest change. For more information about the Louisiana labor law poster or to learn more about
Louisiana has added a new poster requirement to its mandatory workplace postings. The Independent Contractor or Employee poster, with an 8/12 revision date, lists three criteria that must be met for a worker to be classified as an independent contractor. The poster also details penalties that will be imposed, including fines and imprisonment, on employers who misclassify a worker. We are publishing an updated LA state poster with this latest
The latest required change to the Louisiana labor law poster is on the Earned Income Credit poster. New 2012 income limits for eligibility for Earned Income Tax Credits (EITC) have been added, including an increase in the maximum eligible income from $43,000 to $45,000. Information about EITC resources has also been added. We are publishing an updated LA state poster with this latest change. For more information about the Louisiana
The latest required change to the Louisiana labor law poster is on the LA Minor Labor Law poster. Two changes were made to work hours and work days restrictions for minors under age 16 during the summer (June 1 to Labor Day) based on recent revisions to the Louisiana minor labor law. We are currently updating our Louisiana labor law poster with this latest change. For more information about the
The latest required change to the Louisiana labor law poster is on the Earned Income Credit poster. New 2011 income limits for eligibility for Earned Income Tax Credits (EITC) have been added. New information also explains that Advance EITC has been repealed and is no longer available as of Dec. 31, 2010. Advance EITC allowed certain workers to receive EITC in installments throughout the year, instead of a lump sum
The latest required changes on the Louisiana labor law poster are found on the three Discrimination posters (Genetic, Age and Sickle Cell Trait Discrimination). Employees who believe they have been discriminated against for any of these reasons may contact the Louisiana Commission on Human Rights. This information has been added to all three Discrimination posters for the first time, including contact information for the Commission on Human Rights. For more