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IRS Warns of Fraudsters Targeting HR Personnel
In December of last year, the Internal Revenue Service warned tax professionals of an increase in phishing emails that...
In 2020, the IRS released a new W-4 that was designed to make it easier for individuals to determine the amount that would be withheld from their paychecks.
However, the new form doesn’t contain a section for allowances and the tax tables changed. As a result, many individuals, if they hadn’t reviewed their withholdings and completed a new W-4, are now finding they owe additional tax.
Personal tax situations change from year to year. To avoid tax day surprises, employers should encourage employees to review their withholdings annually. Be advised that specific tax questions should be directed to the employee’s accountant.
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In December of last year, the Internal Revenue Service warned tax professionals of an increase in phishing emails that...
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Employee vs. Independent Contractor What's the difference? Misclassifying an employee as an independent contractor can result...
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Are you aware that your independent contractor can file for unemployment insurance benefits? You probably thought that only W-2...