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Tag Archives: independent contractor
Misclassifying Workers Can Be Costly!
With the current economy, and not always knowing what lies ahead, most business owners and executives tend to be financially conservative and preserve the cash of the business. This conservative approach frequently carries over to hiring activities, with many employers … Continue reading
New bill would limit employment tax relief on misclassified workers
In another example of the intention by Congress and the IRS to crackdown on misclassification of workers as independent contractors, Rep. James McDermott (D-Wa) introduced legislation that would make it more difficult for employers to receive protection from a potentially … Continue reading
Posted in Payroll, Tax legislation, Uncategorized
Tagged employees, employment, independent contractor, penalties
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