In Chief Counsel Advice (CCA), the IRS held that, where a taxpayer contracted with a professional employer organization (PEO) to remit the taxpayer’s employment taxes and the PEO failed to remit those taxes, the taxpayer was liable for the taxes. The CCA rejected the taxpayer’s arguments that a common law employer isn’t an employer for […]
The new Acting Assistant Attorney General of the U.S. Treasury Department Tax Division, David Hubbert, testified before a House Judiciary Committee and highlighted six areas of enforcement priorities: abusive tax shelters, unfair promotions, offshore tax evasion, employment tax enforcement, stolen identity refund fraud and tax defiers. His testimony included the factors that explain why each […]
Republican Senators are discussing the option of keeping some of the ACA taxes they long criticized, in the hopes of delaying more drastic funding cuts, particularly to Medicaid. No final decisions have been made, but Republicans are trying to draft an ACA replacement bill before Congress recesses June 30. One tax that could remain is […]
Did you know that small businesses that fail to file their annual retirement plan returns can face hefty fines of up to $15,000 per return? Fortunately, the Internal Revenue Service recognizes that some businesses may not even realize that this requirement applies to them. As a result, a tax penalty relief program allows them to […]
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