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Wage Garnish

24 Aug

Posted at 00:00h in Appeals & Audit Resolution, Audit Reconsideration, Business Expense, Earned Income Tax Credit, Employee Business Expense, Employment Tax, Payroll Tax Problems, Self Employ, Small Business, Social Security, Social Security Tax, Sole Proprietor, Tax Deductible Expenses, Tax Guidance & Preparation, Tax Problems & Requests, Wage Garnish

As a small business owner you may hire people as independent contractors or as employees. There are rules that will help you determine how to classify the people you hire. This will affect how much you pay in taxes, whether you need to withhold from...

04 Aug

Posted at 00:00h in Appeals & Audit Resolution, Audit Reconsideration, Back Taxes Owed, Intent To Levy, Intent To Lien, IRS Appeal, IRS Audit, IRS Collections, IRS Enforcement, IRS Examination, IRS Levy, IRS Lien, IRS Mediation, IRS Penalties, IRS Penalty and Interest Abatement, Partial Payment Installment Agreement, Paying Taxes, Small Business, Sole Proprietor, Tax Guidance & Preparation, Tax Problems & Requests, Tax Relief, Wage Garnish

If you receive a letter or notice from the IRS, it will explain the reason for the correspondence and provide instructions. Many of these letters and notices can be dealt with simply, without having to call or visit an IRS office. The notice you receive covers...

20 May

Posted at 00:00h in Business Expense, Employment Tax, FICA, IRS Audit, IRS Enforcement, IRS Examination, Payroll Tax Problems, Self Employ, Small Business, Social Security, Social Security Tax, Sole Proprietor, Sub-chapter S, Tax Guidance & Preparation, Tax Problems & Requests, Wage Garnish

The IRS and Department of Labor have joined forces to reduce employer misclassification of workers. Last fall, the IRS began auditing 6,000 companies to determine if they have misclassified workers as independent contractors or properly classified the workers as employees and paid the required employment...

17 Mar

Posted at 00:00h in Employee Business Expense, Payroll Tax Problems, Self Employ, Small Business, Social Security, Social Security Tax, Sole Proprietor, Sub-chapter S, Tax Abuse, Tax Deductible Expenses, Tax Guidance & Preparation, Tax Problems & Requests, Tax Relief, Trust Fund Recovery Penalty, Unemployment, Wage Garnish

The IRS uses the common-law factors listed below to determine whether a worker is an independent contractor or an employee. All the factors below must be taken into consideration in determining worker classification Instructions. An employer should not tell an independent contractor how to...

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