Tradeshows and Events

From live webinars to trade shows, to speaking sessions and industry-specific conferences, we continue to expand our line-up of events every year. We enjoy connecting with clients and prospects, listening to their stories and learning about their businesses.  Paychex is adding many local, regional, and national live events to the calendar. We look forward to seeing you online or in person to talk about how our HR, payroll, and benefits solutions can help take your business forward.

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Paychex remains committed to maintaining the health and safety of our employees and their families, partner organizations, and communities.

We will continue to provide engaging in-person experiences.

Let’s explore new opportunities to engage with the Paychex community. For event sponsorship inquiries, please contact eventsmarketing@paychex.com.

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What Is Imputed Income? Employer Guide to Taxable Benefits
March 26, 2026

Offering employee benefits is one of the best ways to attract and retain top talent, but not all benefits are created equal in the eyes of the IRS. Some perks come with tax implications that employers are responsible for calculating, reporting, and withholding correctly.

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What Is a W-9 Form? Guide for Employers and Contractors
March 26, 2026

A W-9 form is an IRS tax document that businesses use to collect identification information. If your business works with freelancers or contract workers, the W-9 is where your process begins.

This guide explains what the W-9 is, who fills it out, how to complete it correctly, and what employers need to know to stay compliant with IRS reporting requirements.

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What Is IRS Form 8832? Entity Classification Election Guide
March 26, 2026

Form 8832 is an IRS form that allows businesses to choose how they want to be classified for federal tax purposes. Instead of accepting the IRS's default tax treatment, eligible businesses can elect to be taxed as a corporation, partnership, or disregarded entity.

This guide covers what the form is, who should file it, how to complete it, and what changes to expect afterward.