Direct deposit processing
Accurate pay runs with clear pay stubs and reliable deposit timing for your team.
Payroll
Payroll
Direct deposit, tax withholdings, and filings handled on a reliable monthly cadence.
What's included
Everything we deliver in this engagement
Tax withholdings and remittance
Federal and state withholdings calculated, remitted, and reconciled each cycle.
Quarterly and annual filings
941s, state unemployment, and year-end W-2 / 1099 support without last-minute pressure.
New-hire and offboarding support
Onboarding paperwork, rate changes, and terminations handled without derailing payroll day.
Process
A payroll cadence you can trust
We set up your schedule, confirm employee data, then run and review each cycle with clear checkpoints.
We map pay schedules, benefits deductions, and tax jurisdictions for every employee.
Hours and adjustments are entered, calculated, and reviewed before funds move.
Withholdings are remitted and filings submitted on the required deadlines.
Payroll journals sync to your books so bookkeeping and tax stay aligned.
Deliverables
What you receive each cycle
Every payroll run closes with clear confirmations, filings, and notes so nothing slips between cycles.
Schedule a consultation- Completed payroll run with employee pay stubs
- Tax remittance confirmation and filing status
- Payroll journal entry for your books
- Open-item list for rate or deduction changes
- Year-end W-2 / 1099 preparation support
Who it's for
Built for teams that outgrew DIY payroll
Growing headcounts
Multi-state employers
Owner-operators
Remote-first teams
FAQ
Everything you need to know before starting
We work with common platforms such as Gusto, ADP, and QuickBooks Payroll, including setup and ongoing processing.
Yes. We manage both employee payroll and contractor payment workflows with year-end forms.
Each cycle produces journal entries that sync into your books so financials stay accurate month to month.
“We had been struggling with the same bookkeeping bottlenecks for years before Accru. By the end of the first quarter, we had a clear financial picture our entire leadership team could work from.”