by Leif Jensen | Apr 7, 2020 | Tax Court, Taxes |
S corporations that file late returns face a stiff fine $205 for each month late, up to a maximum of 12 months, multiplied by the number of shareholders in the firm. Prior to 2014, the penalty was a mere $195. In this case, in which a nine-owner S corporation lacked...
by Leif Jensen | Apr 6, 2020 | Money Management, Rant, Running a Business, Taxes |
The IRS’s private tax-debt-collection program is raking in the dollars. From its April 2017 start through Sept. 30, 2019, four private firms have collected about $300 million in revenue from seriously delinquent taxpayers. Compare this with the program’s $132 million...
by Leif Jensen | Apr 1, 2020 | Tax Court, Taxes |
The IRS remains committed to combatting payroll tax fraud and has it as a high priority The Justice Department is pursuing an increasing number of civil injunctions against businesses, and their officers whom have repeatedly failed to deposit taxes withheld from...
by Leif Jensen | Mar 31, 2020 | Running a Business, Taxes |
Remember, if you are an employer that outsources payroll you retain all tax roll tax liability responsibilities and remain liable for unpaid taxes. So, take these steps to protect yourself if your business uses a payroll agent, enroll in the Electronic Federal Tax...
by Leif Jensen | Mar 30, 2020 | Employees |
An employer tax break has been extended. The work opportunity tax credit or hiring economically challenged employees will be available throughout 2020. This credit is for employers who hire qualified veterans, ex-felons, certain youth, the long-term unemployed and...
