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§ 43-1709. Employer or other payor, defined.
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“Employer or other payor” is defined to include certain persons and government bodies in possession of income, and also an obligor who is self-employed.
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“Employer or other payor” is defined to include certain persons and government bodies in possession of income, and also an obligor who is self-employed.
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Professional employer organizations must register, renew on schedule, and meet filing and financial reporting rules; unregistered providers may not offer services or use PEO-related names.
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