Part II of this Article outlines the development of the federal IRS worker classification status and attendant issues. Part III introduces some initiatives taken by the IRS in an effort to settle cases with taxpayers. Part IV discusses the federal criminal sanctions that can be imposed on an individual or entity which fails to collect or pay over to the United States Treasury these employment trust fund taxes. In Part V, the status of worker classification in North Carolina is considered relative to cases filed primarily with the Employment Security Commission. Finally, in Part VI, some observations are offered regarding the disparity in worker classification matters at the state and federal level, and commensurately between revenue and reg...
When we file federal taxes, our individual tax burdens are affected by whether our employers and the...
Misclassifying employees as independent contractors became an issue in the early 2000\u27s. However,...
When professionals and other persons who offer their goods and/or services to the public conduct the...
Part II of this Article outlines the development of the federal IRS worker classification status and...
Federal tax law divides workers into two categories depending on the degree of control exercised ove...
The Internal Revenue Service has become increasingly concerned with the classification of individual...
The classification of workers as "employees" or "independent contractors" is important because the e...
The classification of workers as \u22employees\u22 or \u22independent contractors\u22 is important b...
The IRS provides guidance in determining the classification of the employment relationship by evalua...
The correct classification of workers as either “employees” or “independent contractors” is importan...
For several decades, the battle has raged over whether an individual is an employee or independent c...
The Internal Revenue Service recently provided guidance for determining whether a technical service ...
This comment addresses the use of 26 U.S.C. § 7434 as an alternative remedy for individuals who are ...
This paper looked at the legal climate for Independent Contractors issues nation wide, especially ma...
[Excerpt] The national extent of employee misclassification is unknown; however, earlier and more re...
When we file federal taxes, our individual tax burdens are affected by whether our employers and the...
Misclassifying employees as independent contractors became an issue in the early 2000\u27s. However,...
When professionals and other persons who offer their goods and/or services to the public conduct the...
Part II of this Article outlines the development of the federal IRS worker classification status and...
Federal tax law divides workers into two categories depending on the degree of control exercised ove...
The Internal Revenue Service has become increasingly concerned with the classification of individual...
The classification of workers as "employees" or "independent contractors" is important because the e...
The classification of workers as \u22employees\u22 or \u22independent contractors\u22 is important b...
The IRS provides guidance in determining the classification of the employment relationship by evalua...
The correct classification of workers as either “employees” or “independent contractors” is importan...
For several decades, the battle has raged over whether an individual is an employee or independent c...
The Internal Revenue Service recently provided guidance for determining whether a technical service ...
This comment addresses the use of 26 U.S.C. § 7434 as an alternative remedy for individuals who are ...
This paper looked at the legal climate for Independent Contractors issues nation wide, especially ma...
[Excerpt] The national extent of employee misclassification is unknown; however, earlier and more re...
When we file federal taxes, our individual tax burdens are affected by whether our employers and the...
Misclassifying employees as independent contractors became an issue in the early 2000\u27s. However,...
When professionals and other persons who offer their goods and/or services to the public conduct the...