What would the IRS flag about how you've been paying your nanny?
Answer 6 questions. We'll run the same checks a tax professional would and show you the specific findings — with dollar exposure and how to fix each one.
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How Hawaii household employer rules differ
The federal baseline for household employers — FICA, Schedule H, FUTA — applies everywhere. Hawaii layers its own rules on top, and missing any one of them is the kind of item this audit simulator would flag.
Hawaii has State Disability Insurance (SDI) and/or Paid Family Leave (PFL) that applies to household employees. These are withheld from the employee's paycheck and often come with separate registration and reporting.
Run the audit above to see exactly which Hawaii rules apply to your situation — with dollar exposure and concrete next steps for each finding.
Frequently asked questions
The plain-English answers behind every finding.