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Many business owners are anxiously awaiting the proposed regulations regarding the types of State and local income taxes paid by a partnership or S corporation that may be deducted without the $10,000 limitation ($5,000 for individuals or married individuals filing a...
For the app-based driver, the answer is clear, but for the tens of thousands of other gig economy workers in California, Prop 22 has no effect whatsoever on contractor relationships. Still, care must be taken in proper worker classification. Following the California...
A Michigan attorney and owner of Legal Genius, P.L.L.C. managed to defraud the IRS, embezzle funds, and steal police department traffic crash reports in order to solicit crash victims for personal injury lawyers, chiropractors, and other healthcare and business...
The family of three Dippin Donut stores in New York were figuratively rolling in dough when they allegedly concealed over a million dollars in cash sales by depositing the money into their personal accounts instead of their business accounts. The trio also evaded...
Robert Smith, CEO of a San Francisco-based company, committed serious financial crimes including his involvement in an illegal scheme to hide income for 15 years and evade millions of dollars in taxes by using offshore trusts and bank accounts. He used his tax savings...
What happens when an out-of-state business suddenly has an employee working from home in California due to COVID-19, and in accordance with Governor Newson’s Executive Order N-33-20, the “Stay at Home” Order? A corporation may be concerned that while it had no...
If you owe sales and use tax to California, either because you purchased tangible personal property for use in California, or you are an out-of-state seller that failed to collect use tax on sales to California customers, you may qualify for the California Department...
The IRS is cautioning businesses that use third-party payroll services to be aware that the business is usually still held legally responsible if any tax filing is done wrong on their behalf. Although most payroll services are legitimate, every year employers are hit...
The ”convenience of the employer” test has long been used to allow states to tax nonresident workers who are physically present in a state for work performed in the taxing state. In August, H.R. 7968 was introduced which would limit a State's ability to tax wages...
Public Law 86-272 has long been an income tax protection for out-of-state sellers who enter into other states, including California, for purposes limited to the “mere solicitation of orders” of tangible personal property, when the orders are approved and filled...
