
- March15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 5
Self-employed Withholding
According to a report by the IRS' taxpayeradvocate, the problem of unpaidincome taxes can be partially solved bygoing after the self-employed (eg, physicians),who are responsible for about onethird of the estimated $310-billion shortfallin tax payments—money the IRSbelieves is owed to the government intaxes but never paid. On the table is aproposal to withhold taxes from paymentsto self-employed taxpayers. Theadvocate's report recommends that employerswithhold 5% for taxes frompayments to independent contractorswho don't maintain an inventory. Althoughself-employed workers are supposedto set aside funds to meet taxpayments and often must pay estimatedtaxes each quarter, many fail to reportall or part of their self-employed income,according to the report.
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Repel Potential Plaintiffs with Trustsover 17 years ago
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