Homeland Security scuttles reissued ‘no-match’ rule

By: Kimberly Atkins Dolan Media Newswires October 19, 2009

The Obama administration has rescinded the controversial "no-match" rule that required employers to reconcile incorrect information on their employees' W-2 forms, terminate them or face penalties. The rule, originally implemented in 2007 under the Bush administration, was intended to reduce the number of people working illegally in the U.S. by requiring employers to reconcile discrepancies between ...

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Homeland Security scuttles reissued ‘no-match’ rule

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