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CERTIFIED PAYROLL

Certified Payroll services for Contractors in California

Accurate, compliant certified payroll reporting (DIR & WH-347) for contractors working on public works and prevailing wage projects.

Certified payroll is required for contractors working on public works projects in California—but managing reporting, classifications, and compliance across multiple jobs can quickly become time-consuming.

We provide certified payroll services designed specifically for contractors, ensuring reports are accurate, submitted on time, and aligned with your payroll and project requirements.

WHAT WE HANDLE

Certified Payroll Reporting, Done Right. 

  • DIR certified payroll submissions

  • Federal WH-347 reporting

  • Prevailing wage classification tracking

  • Fringe calculation and allocation

  • Multi-job reporting coordination

  • Weekly reporting accuracy and consistency

WHO IS THIS FOR

Built for Contractors Managing Public Works Projects

This service is designed for:

  • Contractors working on prevailing wage jobs

  • Companies managing multiple active projects

  • Teams handling payroll internally but needing reporting support

  • Contractors looking to reduce compliance risk and reporting errors

WHY THIS MATTERS

Certified Payroll Accuracy Matters 

Certified payroll is directly tied to compliance on public works projects.
Errors, inconsistencies, or missed submissions can lead to:

  • Payment delays

  • Compliance issues with awarding agencies

  • Increased administrative workload

  • Risk of audits or penalties

A structured, consistent approach ensures reporting stays aligned and nothing slows your projects down

WHY ARE WE DIFFERENT

More Than Just Reporting

Most certified payroll services focus only on submitting reports.

Our approach ensures certified payroll stays aligned with your payroll and job structure—so everything matches, is submitted correctly, and holds up under review

Certified payroll services are structured based on your number of active jobs, reporting volume, and overall complexity

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