The California Supreme Court recently heard a case that is changing the rules on the classification of Independant Contractors in the state of California. Previously, there were 13 factors that EDD would look at in assessing whether a worker was a contractor or an employee. In October of 2018 that… [Read more]
Large Cash Transactions: Your Reporting Responsibilities and Penalties for Failing To File
Businesses who are paid in cash have a responsibility to report payments over $10,000 to IRS using form 8300. Form 8300 is similar in function to a 1099 in that services paid for from one business to another usually generate a 1099, submitted by the company who received the work… [Read more]
The Small Business Owner’s Guide to Finding a Qualified CPA
As you search for the right CPA firm consider the following questions. After all as a Small Business Owner, switching CPAs can be a daunting and time consuming task and you want to ensure that the firm you choose has the right balance of services for your needs. Ask for… [Read more]
Small Business Owners: Mid-Year Review with Your Bookkeeper and CPA
Summer is in full swing now and. if you’re a business owner with sales that are heating up, this is the perfect time to take stock of your business’ financial situation. Mid-way through the year is the perfect opportunity to reflect and plan. Look back and assess how you are… [Read more]
Risks of Misclassifying Independent Contractors and Employees
Is the person you just hired a 1099 contractor or an employee? Making a false assumption could be costly. In California, there is a fine line separating these two categories of workers and significant penalties for misclassification. Here are some of the consequences you might have to face for mislabeling… [Read more]
Uber is being investigated for tax fraud
Al Capone | Leona Helmsley (AKA the Queen of Mean) | Spiro Agnew | Wesley Snipes (He thought he was Blade) The list of deplorable characters brought down for tax fraud may get another famous name… Uber. The notoriously culture-challenged ride-sharing service is being investigated by IRS for tax evasion… [Read more]
Outlandish Tax Cheats
Many taxpayers hedge their bets when filing their tax returns but most of us are careful to pay our fair share and stay on the sunny side of the IRS. Not so for these eight Americans who thought they could get away with cheating IRS. Read on to see how… [Read more]
Where do IRS investigations take place?
The job of IRS investigators is to validate their assumptions about your tax liability. When IRS investigators ask for an on-site visit, postponing that visit until after your Tax Attorney has had the opportunity to share the facts of the way your business runs with those investigators ensures that irreversible… [Read more]
California EDD: 1099 Contractors vs Employees How to tell the difference
The primary goal of the California Employment Development Department is to investigate companies whose employees are potentially mis-classified as contractors when they should be classified as employees. When determining whether your workers should be classified as employees or 1099 contractors take the example of the pLumbing Company who hires additional… [Read more]
What to Do if You Think You’re the Target of an IRS Criminal Investigation
Whenever you’re contacted by IRS, the first step any business owner should take is to reach out to a qualified Tax Attorney. There are questions a tax attorney can answer for you such as: What kind of an investigation is being conducted? What information is IRS actually asking for? What… [Read more]
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