Employment Tax

Non-Payment of Payroll Taxes Can Lead to Serious Legal Problems

by Igor Drabkin | Aug 9, 2022 | Criminal Tax, Employment Tax, Internal Revenue Service, Trust Fund Recovery Penalty

Civil and criminal employment tax enforcement is one of the top priorities for the IRS and the Department of Justice.

IRS implements new COVID-19 Initiative to Assist Taxpayers

IRS implements new COVID-19 Initiative to Assist Taxpayers

by Gary Slavett | Mar 25, 2020 | Audit, COVID-19, Criminal Tax, Employment Tax, Exempt Organizations, FBAR, Innocent Spouse Relief, Internal Revenue Service, Offshore Income, Tax Collection, Tax Litigation, Trust Fund Recovery Penalty

IRS temporarily adjusts and suspends key compliance programs to help people facing the challenges of COVID-19 issues.

The New Form W-4: What Does it Mean for Employers?

The New Form W-4: What Does it Mean for Employers?

by Michele Weiss | Jun 21, 2019 | Employment Tax, Internal Revenue Service, Tax Collection

The IRS is Cracking Down on Employment Tax Compliance Violations

The IRS is Cracking Down on Employment Tax Compliance Violations

by Michele Weiss | May 10, 2019 | Employment Tax, Internal Revenue Service

Employers Beware: IRS Planning Major Overhaul of Form W-4

Employers Beware: IRS Planning Major Overhaul of Form W-4

by Michele Weiss | Apr 19, 2019 | Employment Tax, Internal Revenue Service

IRS is Treating Employment Tax Debts as Little as $68,000 as a Crime

IRS is Treating Employment Tax Debts as Little as $68,000 as a Crime

by David Holtz | Mar 5, 2019 | Criminal Tax, Employment Tax, Internal Revenue Service, Tax Collection

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