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The Right Way to Avoid Tax Audits

Construction Business Owner

The Right Way to Avoid Tax Audits ccapoccia Thu, 09/28/2023 - 08:39 While the IRS’s own figures reveal that, in general, it only audits 1% or 2% of all taxpayers each year, the threat of an audit continues to strike fear into every construction business owner.

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Don’t Wait for an IRS Letter

Construction Business Owner

Do your business practices expose your construction company to potential IRS penalties? The following are some common tax reporting issues that can impact construction contractors. The following are some common tax reporting issues that can impact construction contractors.

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IRS Extends 2019 Income Tax Payment Deadline—States Soon to Follow

Best Practices Construction Law

No special filing with the IRS is required for this payment extension. The payment extension announced for the IRS is not a tax return filing date extension. With the IRS announcement, states are expected to follow suit, and to announce their own extended payments dates. The announced payment extensions are limited, however.

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Industrial Revolution 4.0: Its Impact on the Construction Sector

The Constructor

The concept of the Industrial Revolution (IR) 4.0 embodies digitization, automation, and an increased use of Information and Communications.

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The TCJA Legislation Driving IRS Code Reform in 2019

Construction Business Owner

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 and how it will cause tax reform in 2019.

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Construction Company Employee Compensation And A Note On Taxes

Contractor Bookkeeping

There are a few different methods that employers use to pay their employees, and while they may have similarities, they each also have implications for your construction business and employees. When paying employees, laws and the IRS have made the payroll function a time-consuming nightmare for the small business owner.

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IRS Hikes Proposed Caterpillar Tax Penalty To $2.3 Billion

Construction Equipment

Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday and said that the IRS completed its examination of Cat’s U.S. Caterpillar posted its annual 10-K report filed with the U.S. income tax returns for 2010 to 2012 and has increased its proposed tax penalties to approximately $2.3 billion for the 2007 through 2012 audits.

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