Gusto's table of contents for their Terms of Service was updated on June 16, 2026 to add a new linked document titled 'Accounting Business Development Agents Promotion Terms' to the list of related terms and conditions. This addition appears in the document index but does not modify the substantive terms governing employer or user obligations. The arbitration notice at the bottom of the terms remains unchanged.
This change adds a new promotional terms document to Gusto's table of contents. The substantive terms governing employers, employees, and service users remain unchanged. This update does not modify any obligations, rights, or operational requirements for existing users of Gusto's services.
Added 'Accounting Business Development Agents Promotion Terms' as a linked reference document in Gusto's terms index.
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A new promotional terms document has been added to Gusto's table of contents on June 16, 2026. This is a minor administrative change to the document index with no impact on existing service terms, obligations, …
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