Articles and Tax Tips
You hire an independent contractor to do some work. They turn out to be a green card holder. Are they considered a US person subject to 1099-MISC reporting, or are they subject to 1042-S witholding/reporting? This month let's take a look at this commonly confronted issue.
Late last week the IRS decided to make a huge change to the filing requirements for the new Forms 1094-C and 1095-C to be filed for the first time ever this year under Affordable Care Act provisions. This month let's look at this big revision as filing season looms.
Rhode Island enacted legislation in 2014 that represented the most sweeping changes to Rhode Island’s corporate tax structure in nearly 70 years. Among those changes are those involving reporting done by C Corporations that are part of a combined group generating revenue in Rhode Island.
The focus of this month's article is on recent changes and some reminders regarding the Form 1099-MISC. Please note that there are a number of things that might be new to you, particularly because of FATCA, so let's take a look at several items you need to watch out for during this upcoming filing season.
