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Founded in 1991, GTM Payroll Services Inc. is SSAE-16 certified and offers payroll, tax, and human resource management for businesses and household employers. Located in Clifton Park, NY, GTM has expertise in the payroll, tax, human resource and employment industries providing solutions to households, small businesses, corporate executives and employment agencies throughout the United States. Business partners include CPA/accountants, insurance/retirement planning professionals, financial advisors, banks/credit unions and legal advisors. The company offers business payroll services, such as new hire reporting, retirement/general ledger/termination report, employee earnings records, employee time-clock interface and general ledger interface, including others.
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