A free preliminary read on your organization's payroll risk exposure across five governance pillars. Designed for CFOs, controllers, and PE operating partners who need a defensible read before commissioning a full diagnostic.
A composite 0–100 PSI Snapshot Score, a band rating per pillar, executive-level interpretation of where your exposure concentrates, and a downloadable branded summary you can share with your CFO peer or board. The Snapshot is the preliminary read — the full PSI™ Stability Assessment delivers a 0–100 score across 47 control checkpoints, dollar-denominated exposure ranges, peer-cohort benchmarking, and a board-ready findings pack.
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These help us interpret your Snapshot against the right peer cohort. Answer based on your current operating environment.
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Your Snapshot identifies where risk lives in your payroll. These ranges show what it costs when it surfaces. All figures reflect 2024 enforcement actions, audit data, and breach reports from primary sources. The PSI™ Stability Assessment quantifies your specific exposure against your headcount, multi-state footprint, and ownership profile.
DOL Wage and Hour Division consent judgments against mid-market employers in FY2024 ranged from low six figures into the low seven figures, with a six-year look-back available under willful FLSA violations.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division Enforcement Data, FY2024
Penalty exposure when an employer fails to register for state unemployment insurance and income tax withholding in a jurisdiction where a remote employee created nexus — compounded across every unregistered state and every open quarter under statute.
Sources: California EDD Penalty Reference Chart (DE 231EP), PayrollOrg multi-state guidance
IRS failure-to-deposit penalties graduate from 2% to 15% of underpaid amounts depending on days late. Uncorrected trust fund discrepancies expose responsible officers personally to a 100% Trust Fund Recovery Penalty on the withheld portion.
Sources: IRS Failure to Deposit Penalty, IRS Trust Fund Recovery Penalty guidance
Disclosed payroll-related material weaknesses in internal controls carry significant incremental audit fees in the disclosure year, with a documented 21–32% fee premium persisting into years three and four after remediation.
IBM/Ponemon’s Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024 shows US incidents averaged $9.36 million per breach at $189 per compromised employee record. Employee PII accounted for 40% of all breached records.
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