A quarterly magazine from the National Association of Enrolled Agents
Spring 2024 vol.42 no.1
Limited Partners and Self-Employment Tax
Feature Article

Limited Partners and Self-Employment Tax

As tax professionals, we are often given Schedule K-1 forms by our clients in order to report their income and/or losses from their investments in pass-through organizations. How involved are we, ... Keith A. Espinoza, EA

Nov/Dec 2021, Feature Article, Federal Insurance Contributions Act of 1935, Tax Court, limited partnerships, §1402(a)(13), Internal Revenue Code, limited liability partnerships, §1402(a)(1)-(17), self-employment, limited liability companies, Revised Uniform Limited Partnership Act of 1976, FICA, limited liability limited partnerships, SE, Form W-2, LLP, employee stock ownership plan, Social Security, LP, ESOP, Form 1040, LLLP, Renkemeyer, Schedule K-1, §1402(b), Form 8275, Schedule 1, Self-Employment Contributions Act of 1954, Form 8082, LLC, SECA, s corporation
2021 Employee Retention Credit Overview
Tax News Briefs

2021 Employee Retention Credit Overview

Employee Retention Credit Guidance for First and Second Quarters of 2021 The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has now released guidance to address changes made by the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, for... TheTaxBook

Nov/Dec 2021, Tax News Briefs, Consolidated Appropriations Act, Form 941, business, Internal Revenue Code, employee retention credit, CARES Act, Notice 2021-23, PPP, wages, Social Security, §3121(a), Paycheck Protection Program, §3231(e), grant, Medicare, American Rescue Plan Act
Payroll Taxes in 2021: The Dos and Don’ts
Payroll Corner

Payroll Taxes in 2021: The Dos and Don’ts

Filing payroll taxes accurately takes work, especially when keeping track of changing tax regulations. The following payroll tax tips will help your clients stay compliant. The subject of payroll taxes can be a prickly one for human resources p... Justworks

Sept/Oct 2021, Payroll Corner, Medicare, SUTA, FSA, employer taxes, FUTA, Federal Unemployment Tax Act, payroll, Federal Insurance Contributions Act, FICA, Form 941, Social Security, Revenue Procedure 2020-45, health savings account, HSA, Flexible spending account, State Unemployment Tax Act
Due Diligence: How Do You Do It and How Much Is Enough?
Feature Article

Due Diligence: How Do You Do It and How Much Is Enough?

When I was director of the Office of Professional Responsibility, one of the most frequent questions I received from tax professionals around the country was: "How do I know when I have done enough due diligence?" The ultimate answer: “It depends,” sho... Karen L. Hawkins

May/June 2021, Feature Article, due diligence, §10.22, OPR, Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act, ethics, §10.37, Office of Professional Responsibility, Circular 230, FATCA, practice management, Schedule C, Social Security
Excluding Medicare Waiver Payments from Income
Feature Article

Excluding Medicare Waiver Payments from Income

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has provided guidance on the tax treatment of certain payments to individual care providers for the care of eligible individuals under a state Medicaid waiver program in IRS Notice 2014-7.i The prog... Laurie W. Ziegler, EA

Mar/Apr 2021, Feature Article, Form 1099, §1915(c), Notice 2014-7, HCBS, Form W-2, home and community-based services, Schedule C, earned income tax credit, Social Security, EITC, SECURE Act, caregiver, Notice CP 2000, Medicare, Form 1099-MISC, Medicaid, Wisconsin, waiver, §131
New IRS FAQs: 2020 Employment Tax Deposits/ Payments Deferral
Feature Article

New IRS FAQs: 2020 Employment Tax Deposits/ Payments Deferral

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act provides employers with a deferral mechanism for the employer portion of any Social Security taxes and self-employed individuals with a deferral mechanism for the employer portion of any self-employment taxes... David E. Peritz, CPA

Nov/Dec 2020, Feature Article, SBA loans, Form 941-X, self-employment, taxes, COVID-19, CARES Act, Families First Coronavirus Response Act, deferral, Social Security, Paycheck Protection Program
Employee Payroll Tax Deferral Guidance Creates Risk
Expert Notes

Employee Payroll Tax Deferral Guidance Creates Risk

The IRS issued guidance on August 28, 2020, (Notice 2020-65) implementing a White House directive to defer certain employee payroll taxes, but the guidance raises more questions than it answers and appears to expose employers to potentially significant repayment obligations and ... Dustin Stamper

Nov/Dec 2020, Expert Notes, tax, payroll, COVID-19, withholding, Notice 2020-65, deferral, §7805A, Social Security