The Independent Contractor Policy has been revised with an effective date of July 1, 2019. The updated policy has stream-lined the questionnaire and provides guidance and clarification on when and how to classify an individual as an employee or independent contractor. Expanded training materials have also been created to help hiring departments, Human Resources and Finance Offices determine specific roles and responsibilities.
This session will include an overview of the Independent Contractor Policy (first hour) with an additional ½ hour to allow for a more in-depth review...
The Independent Contractor Policy has been revised with an effective date of April 1, 2019. The updated policy has stream-lined the questionnaire and provides guidance and clarification on when and how to classify an individual as an employee or independent contractor. Expanded training materials have also been created to help hiring departments, Human Resources and Finance Offices determine specific roles and responsibilities.
This session will include an overview of the Independent Contractor Policy (first hour) with an additional ½ hour to allow for a more in-depth review...
Get a preview of the revised Independent Contractor Policy effective April 1, 2019. The updated version has stream-lined the questionnaire and provides guidance and clarification on when and how to classify an individual as an employee or independent contractor. Expanded training materials have also been created to help hiring departments, Human Resources and Financial Offices determine specific roles and responsibilities.
An overview of the revised policy will be held by the Financial Policy Office and Office of Labor and Employee Relations on Thursday, February 28 from 11:00...
Confused about contracts, when they are necessary, and what is needed in a contract? Want to know more about contract terms, policies and when and how to use Harvard University contract templates?
Strategic Procurement and the Policy Office will be holding a general contract review session that will go over contract basics, what to know ...
Wondering when you need to capitalize purchases of software or databases? Do you know the difference between Software as a Solution (SaaS), a software license, and internally-developed software?
The Accounting for Internally-Developed Software Policy has been updated to include guidance regarding other software solutions.The updated policy will be effective 1/1/2019.
To attend, please register or send an email to financialpolicy@harvard.edu with the word “12/18 Session” in the subject line. The session is open to all; please feel free to forward this...
Confused on what the differences are between prizes, grants, allowances or fellowships? Want to know how and when to process these types of payments and when they may be reportable or taxable? If you share these questions or have similar ones, please join us on Thursday, October 25 from 11:00-12:00 in the Lamont Library, Forum Room.
The session is open to all; please feel free to forward this invitaiton to others who may be interested.
Test environments to allow Harvard key stakeholders access to Electronic I-9 vendor system in order to get a better feel for them. Test environments for each vendor will be available at all sessions, so users can compare the two.
Space is limited. In order to reserve a computer, please register.
Test environments to allow Harvard key stakeholders access to Electronic I-9 vendor system in order to get a better feel for them. Test environments for each vendor will be available at all sessions, so users can compare the two.
Space is limited. In order to reserve a computer, please register.
Test environments to allow Harvard key stakeholders access to Electronic I-9 vendor system in order to get a better feel for them. Test environments for each vendor will be available at all sessions, so users can compare the two.
Space is limited. In order to reserve a computer, please register.
Wondering what system you should use to reimburse someone for out-of-pocket expenses and when? How about figuring out when a travel or moving expense might be considered taxable to an individual. Do you know what type of plane ticket classes are considered allowable business expenses?
If you share these questions or have similar ones, please join us at an information session to review the Travel Policy.
The session is open to all; please feel free to forward this invitation to others who may be interested.