Do you run our payroll?
No. Your payroll service provider, for example Paycom, processes pay, deposits payroll taxes, and files tax returns. We prepare the compliance work around it: wage determination reviews, cost analyses, and the weekly certified payroll.
Who signs the certified payroll?
You do. The Statement of Compliance is signed by the contractor or subcontractor, or by its agent who pays or supervises the payment of the workers. We prepare and review the payroll; we never sign a certification on your behalf.
Which wage determination applies to our contract?
Usually the one incorporated into your contract, identified by number and modification, which isn't always the newest one posted on SAM.gov. When it's unclear or looks wrong, we help you get direction from the contracting or sponsoring agency.
Can per diem count toward the prevailing wage?
No. Per diem, lodging, and M&IE are reimbursements, not wages or fringe benefits. We structure them under an accountable plan and show them separately in your cost analysis and records.
What do you need to get started?
Your contract or subcontract with its wage determination, crew roster and classifications, time records, and read-only access to payroll reports from your provider. If fringe is paid to plans, we also need the plan documents and remittance records.
Are you part of the government?
No. FedGovPay USA is a private company, a division of Bill Thompson Enterprises, Inc., in Yulee, Florida. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Department of Labor or any other agency.