Payroll services from Focused Business Partners cover everything between “hours approved” and “taxes filed.” As a licensed Texas PEO, we run payroll for your team, file your federal payroll taxes and Texas unemployment tax under our own accounts, and handle Texas Payday Law requirements automatically. Most of our clients have between 10 and 75 employees.
Payroll Shouldn’t Be One More Job for Your Office Manager
In many growing companies, payroll falls to the owner or an office manager who already handles billing, collections, and everything else. When payroll and payroll taxes land on the same desk, something slips. A late tax deposit or a final paycheck paid on the wrong day can cost far more than the time it saved.
We take payroll and payroll tax off that desk completely, so your team can get back to the work that grows the business.
What Our Houston Payroll Services Include
Who Does What When We Run Your Payroll
You decide
- Pay rates, raises, and bonuses
- Schedules and approved hours
- Who you hire and when
- When someone leaves
Focused BP handles
- Paycheck calculations and payment
- Federal tax deposits and Form 941
- Form 940 federal unemployment tax
- Year-end W-2s
- Texas unemployment tax (TWC) under our account
- Final-pay timing under the Texas Payday Law
Texas Payroll Rules We Handle for You
Switch Payroll Providers in 2–3 Weeks, Even Mid-Year
Frequently Asked Questions
Whose EIN are our payroll taxes filed under?
Focused Business Partners’ EIN. Federal payroll tax deposits, Forms 940 and 941, and employee W-2s are all filed under our account as the reporting entity. You still keep your own business and your payroll costs remain a business expense.
Who handles our Texas unemployment tax?
We do. Texas unemployment tax is reported and paid under our Texas Workforce Commission account. We also manage unemployment claims from start to finish, including appeals and hearings.
How do you keep us compliant with the Texas Payday Law?
Will our payroll taxes restart if we switch mid-year?
Can you run payroll for employees outside Texas?



