Employee classification issues may require the help and guidance of a qualified tax attorney to formulate a strong legal tax defense for adequate protection.
Contractor or Employee? Clearing Up Classification Confusion
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Employment Tax Law
Stay Ahead of the IRS: Key Payroll Tax Withholding Lessons for Employers
Learn essential payroll tax withholding lessons, common pitfalls to avoid, and strategies to manage and resolve payroll tax challenges effectively.
Staying Ahead: The Top Tax Stories of November 2024
Explore November 2024’s top tax updates, including FSA limit increases, military tax benefits, and a $4.2M fraud penalty upheld in a landmark IRS case.
October 2024 Tax Insights
Key October 2024 tax updates: Hurricane Milton relief, Social Security changes, FBAR penalties, and IRS guidance on Employee Retention Credit, with insights from Kundra & Associates.
Understanding Penalty Abatement: How to Reduce or Eliminate IRS Penalties
Errors and financial trouble can cause you to miss filing your taxes. You can request a penalty abatement to minimize or eliminate certain IRS penalties.
IRS Reopens Employee Retention Credit Voluntary Disclosure Program
Learn how the IRS’s reopened Employee Retention Credit Voluntary Disclosure Program helps businesses correct ERC errors, avoid penalties, and more.
Mastering Tax Resolution: Offer in Compromise Insights from U.S. vs. Fecondo (Part 2)
Discover the pros and cons of the Offer in Compromise program through the U.S. vs. Fecondo case, and learn how to manage unresolved tax debt effectively.
Navigating Employment Tax Law: Key Insights from United States vs. Fecondo (Part 1)
Explore the complexities of employment tax law through the case study of United States vs. Fecondo, offering key insights and practical advice for business owners.
The Costs of Paying Under the Table
Learn about the risks and consequences of paying employees under the table and how to stay compliant with the law to avoid legal trouble.
Federal Tax Liens, the Federal Priority Statute, and Collection Periods
When a taxpayer owes money to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the federal government has a powerful tool to collect that debt: the federal tax lien. This lien can potentially turn into a judgment, extending the IRS's window to collect for decades. Federal tax...