Right Track Your Audit

Getting audited by the IRS is no fun to thinkof potential IRS headaches its worth every dollar.
about much less go through. That is the fearThen depending on how contractors are organized
however for many independent contractors orthey can receive a W2 at the end of the year to
people commonly referred to as 1099s. The IRSsimply give to their accountant.
has been kind enough to post a video online aboutNow many people have accountants they work
what that process is. Enjoy:very well with. They can still keep that relationship
To further ease these concerns, 1099s orbut this actually makes the accountant's job a little
independent contractors can also set upbit easier. Also many of the payroll firms will take
relationships with payroll service companies. Theseon any liability if there's a discrepancy in the taxes
companies work pretty simply. After setting upthat were paid. Accountants don't do that.
an account and with the contractor's permission,Finally, as an added incentive many of the payroll
the payroll company takes money that they earncompanies offer benefits like health insurance and
out of their business account and pays any taxesretirement planning.
or other obligations they may have. They thenSo if you fear the IRS knocking on your door for
deposit the remaining money into the contractor'san audit, the attached video and setting up a
personal checking or savings account.relationship with a payroll service company can
They take a fee for this of course. But to get ridoffer you great peace of mind.