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Less than 250 no health coverage on W-2’s

A break for small firms on reporting the value of health coverage on W-2s: The IRS won’t require it for 2012 W-2 forms, either. The Revenue Service already suspended the reporting rule for 2011 W-2s that will be filed in early 2012.  That relief applied to all...

Expanded 1099 Reporting Repealed

It has been repealed, President Obama has signed the legislation to repeal the expansion of the 1099 reporting rules. The law which scraps the requirement that businesses issue 1099s when paying $600 or more to corporations or for goods. Also gone is the rule making...

Unpaid Withholding Taxes

Employees who file individual taxes based upon their W-2 can get refunds in spite of the unpaid deposits. Employees catch a break when employers don’t deposit withheld taxes: They still can claim a credit for the withheld income taxes when they file,according to IRS...

No Escape From Payroll Tax Liability

Business owners can not escape liability for the firm’s unpaid payroll taxes, even though they didn’t know about the shortfall, an Appeals Court says. The bookkeeper for a business failed to deposit the company’s employment taxes. The owners first learned about her...

Inherited IRA not touchable by creditors

Bankruptcy creditors cannot get at inherited IRAs, a district court says in reversing a previous bankruptcy court decision in favor of the creditors. The case involved a debtor who inherited her mom’s IRA and then filed for bankruptcy. Now all district courts and the...

Theft Loss Deduction

Acquiescence to an abusive boyfriend’s theft won’t negate a theft loss deduction, according to the Tax Court. A boyfriend of a business owner worked for her firm.  Although she knew he was stealing money from the business, she remained silent because he was verbally...

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