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US Department of Labor Revises Certified Payroll Reporting Requirements For Form WH-347
By Nancy Smyth


Effective January 18, 2009 Prime/General contractors and subcontractors who perform work on federally funded construction projects are no longer required to display the home address and social security numbers of employees on the certified payroll report form WH-347 that they submit; instead you are now required to display the employees full name and the last 4-digits of his/her social security number as follows XXX-XX-1234. This revision was established to better protect worker privacy and the possibility of identity theft.

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PAM writes:

Subject: form wh347

Why can I not find the form so I can do payroll reports? please advise. thank you

Comment provided October 28, 2009 at 5:12 pm

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