Gusto added a new service called Gusto Business Compliance (GBC) to its platform on April 26, 2026. The GBC Service helps employers with state and local tax registrations, filings, and ongoing compliance support. This is a paid add-on service with its own set of terms that take priority over Gusto's main employer terms when disputes arise about the GBC Service specifically.
Gusto introduced a new paid service to help employers manage state and local tax registrations and compliance filings. The GBC Service operates under its own terms, which control over Gusto's main employer agreement when questions specifically concern the GBC Service. This is primarily a product launch with a separate service agreement rather than a change to existing consumer protections or rights.
Establishes GBC Service as a paid offering for state and local tax registration, filings, and compliance support.
GBC Terms take priority over Employer Terms for disputes concerning the GBC Service specifically.
The mandatory arbitration provision and class action waiver from the Employer Terms apply to GBC Service disputes with full effect.
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