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National Payroll Week — September 7-11, 2009

National Payroll Week celebrates the hard work by America's 156 million wage earners and the payroll professionals who pay them. Together, through the payroll withholding system, they contribute, collect, report and deposit approximately $1.8 trillion, or 65.7%, of the annual revenue of the U.S. Treasury.

Browse through these pages to learn more about your paycheck and using the withholding system to your advantage. Discover why NPW is an important public awareness campaign and how to celebrate it.


Support NPW!

The APA is recognizing and rewarding companies that support the payroll profession!

Becoming an NPW Supporter is free and easy! Plus, your company will get great publicity from APA.  Learn more or sign up here.


Volunteer Today!

Make a difference! Volunteer to teach local teens about their paychecks.

Win a FREE Paycheck!

Voice your opinion on payroll-related issues!

 

Take the “Getting Paid In America” survey to be entered to win a free paycheck and a trip to Las Vegas.


Flex Your Paycheck

 

Participate in NPW 2009

Keep more of your hard-earned cash!
www.pueblo.gsa.gov
www.Mypaycheck.org

-Volunteer for Money Matters National Education Day

-Join the NPW Supporter program

-Request a proclamation

-Get more from your paycheck

-Calculate your paycheck
-W-4 Assistant

-Go green with your green
-Direct Deposit
-Tips to Manage Your Paycheck

Politics & Your Pay

How will the stimulus plan affect your paycheck? See the stories from:

-USA Today (04/09)
-MarketWatch (04/09)


View the 2009 NPW Artwork

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2009 Artwork

The 2009 National Payroll Week artwork was designed by Jorge Valdés, a self-taught artist based out of New York City.

Valdés has exhibited his mosaics, paintings and sculptures in galleries in the United States, Italy and Cuba. He is a native of Cuba and has lived in New York since 1992.

The 2009 NPW artwork can be used in your newsletters, media requests, timecards, chapter publicity, cake decorations, and other noncommercial uses. If your printshop requires an official release from the American Payroll Association to print this artwork, please click here and submit your request in writing, indicating how you plan to use the artwork. 





 

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