5 items employees should have on their end-of-the-year checklist

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A notebook is open on an all-white table and says "2025" in big black letters. Next to it, there's a cup of coffee.
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The new year is two weeks away, and for many companies, work is slowing to a crawl. But before employees completely unplug, they may want to check on a few things.

HR software company Justworks released an end-of-the-year guide to 2024 recommending that workers review vital tax information and meet benefit utilization deadlines. While taxes and flexible spending accounts (FSAs) are the last things workers want to think about during the holidays, checking off quick list items like ensuring their employers have correct personal information ahead of tax season and confirming there are no PTO days being left on the table before 2025 could make a huge difference.    

Doris advises workers to double-check that the personal details their employer has on file are correct. The last thing workers want is to realize a piece of information is not up to date when filing taxes. 

Read more: Did Americans contribute enough to their retirement in 2024?

Deanna Cuadra
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Deanna Cuadra is a senior reporter at Employee Benefit News. Her work covers healthcare, U.S. policy and reform, challenges faced by women and parents in the workplace and innovation in work culture … Read full bio


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