New York State does not rely only on reported numbers when reviewing sales tax. In […]
Unreported Income Is a Major Trigger for IRS and State Tax Audits
A tax audit can be triggered by many factors, but one of the most common […]
Why Low Reported Income Can Trigger a New York State Tax Audit
New York State reviews tax returns using software designed to flag inconsistencies. Situations like reporting […]
Schedule C Red Flags That Trigger New York Tax Audits
A New York State sales tax audit often starts when reported sales do not match […]
Are Business Owners Personally Responsible for Unpaid Payroll Taxes?
Payroll taxes cannot be eliminated even when the issue was caused by an error. Business […]
Payroll Tax Responsibility Does Not Shift Even When Mistakes Are Made
Payroll tax issues can escalate quickly, especially when business owners assume someone else is handling […]
New York Sales Tax Audits Start When Numbers Do Not Match. Here’s what you need to know.
A New York State sales tax audit often begins with a simple comparison. The state […]
What Happens If You Misclassify Employees as 1099 Instead of W-2?
Misclassifying employees as independent contractors instead of W2 employees can lead to significant consequences. The […]
What Should You Do If You Can’t Pay Your Payroll Taxes?
Payroll tax problems often start when business owners focus on running their operations without fully […]
What Happens If I Try to Travel With a Passport Revoked for Back Taxes?
Some taxpayers only learn their passport was revoked when they try to travel. Even if […]