Proper worker classification—employee or independent contractor—is essential for any business to avoid costly fines, back taxes, and legal issues. The IRS, Department of Labor (DOL), and state agencies each have unique standards, often focusing on factors like control, economic dependence, and the nature of the work performed.
As the year comes to a close, it's time to organize your finances and prepare for a fresh start in the new year. Whether you're managing personal finances or running a business, tackling these year-end tasks will ensure you're ready to hit the ground running in January.
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The year 2020 came jam-packed with disruptions that, for many people, would disrupt our work-life balance, physical and mental health, and create new conventions for every aspect of our daily lives. As we now find ourselves in the pandemic year’s wake, don’t get blindsided by the latest tax law alterations.
On Friday, January 16th, the Internal Revenue Service announced a delay to the start of the tax filing season until February 12th. Normally, the IRS opens for the season mid-late January. The reason given for the delay is so that the IRS’s systems can be updated to handle tax changes from December 27th and the second round of stimulus payments.
