These articles are produced by Payworks as an information service. They are not intended to substitute professional legal, regulatory, tax, or financial advice. Readers must rely on their own advisors, as applicable, for such advice.
Over the next month or so, there's going to be lots on the go for each one of us - whether it's holiday celebrations or payroll processing, year-end preparation and more! It's that time of year where our office hours will also be fluctuating to accommodate the upcoming statutory holidays.
For more info on how the upcoming statutory holidays impact important payroll processing and delivery dates for 2022, visit: https://blog.payworks.ca/important-payroll-processing-and-delivery-dates-for-2021.
For a comprehensive list of Statutory Holidays in Canada, visit:https://www.payworks.ca/resources/legislation-compliance.
These articles are produced by Payworks as an information service. They are not intended to substitute professional legal, regulatory, tax, or financial advice. Readers must rely on their own advisors, as applicable, for such advice.
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