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Employees or Independent Contractors? The IRS Is Watching
Learn how to determine if your company's workers are employees or independent contractors to keep your business out of trouble with the IRS.
IRS Rule Leads Restaurants to Rethink Automatic Tips
Restaurants are rethinking the way they add gratuities automatically for large groups, after the IRS said it will begin taxing them as service charges instead of tips.
How an IRS Bank Levy Turned a Go Fund Me Campaign Into a Nightmare
Lately we have been hearing more about crowdfunding and the unexpected tax consequences that can arise when funds are disbursed.
IRS Tax Tip: Ten Tax Tips For Individuals Selling Their Home
The Internal Revenue Service has some important information for those who have sold or are about to sell their home. If you have a gain from the sale of your main home, you may be able to exclude all or part of that gain from your income.Read more →
How to avoid an IRS tax audit
The Internal Revenue Service has gotten much leaner lately.
Tax Tip: Where's My Refund?
If the IRS owes you money and you want it quickly, file an electronic return.
Where Do You Rank as a Taxpayer?
With the latest IRS data, our tool lets you compare your income and how much taxes you pay to your fellow taxpayers.
Tax Pros Highlight the IRS’s Biggest Challenges
The Internal Revenue Service enjoys ample room for improvement on a number of issues, according to tax practitioners asked about the agencys biggest challenges.
How to Handle Taxes During a Financial Hardship
Many people are unaware that the IRS has a “hardship status,” Meaning your account is currently not collectible if levy action will create a hardship.
Security Tips for Tax Season — and Beyond
The IRS recently released security tips that individuals and businesses should consider when filing important tax information online.
How Do I Determine If a Person Constitutes an Employee vs. a Contractor?
The difference between an employee & a contractor: The IRS takes this distinction seriously, and there can be issues if you don’t follow guidelines.
What the IRS isn’t telling you about identity theft
Changes in IRS policies in response to identity theft make tax season more confusing
IRS data theft: 5 things you need to know
The IRS data breach is worse than originally expected.
Independent Contractor or Employee? Using IRS Guidelines
Determining whether an individual is an employee or independent contractor is important for compliance with tax requirements as well as wage and hour laws and regulations. The IRS provides helpful guidelines to make the determination for tax purposes. Here is what business owners need to know.
Employee or Independent Contractor? Is it Worth the Risk!
This article discusses how a company can keep itself out of trouble with the IRS with regards to employee vs independent contract rules.
What if you're audited by the IRS? Naples tax attorney Ari Good
A skilled tax attorney can help you avoid the dangerous tricks and traps in dealing with the IRS. Most people think they have to give the IRS everything they...
Should your independent contractors really be employees?
This article discusses the importance of properly classifying workers for your business. It discusses what the IRS is doing to insure compliance and the ramifications of improperly classifying workers.
What is a IRS Levy? IRS and Other Asset Levies Explained
IRS and Other Asset Levies Explained Falling behind on your debts is never a fun place to be. It’s less fun when a levy is placed on your assets. In this article, we take a look at what an IRS levy is, why it happens, and what you can do about it. Note: If you …
How to Get the IRS to Notice You
The IRS audited just 1% of all individual tax returns last year, but if you want to remain in the 99% watch out for some of these problems on your return.
IRS Guide for Retirement Payouts
The IRS's rules for required withdrawals from retirement accounts could provide a framework for retirees trying to calculate how much of their savings they can safely withdraw every year.
