The taxpayer, an on-call physician, worked -hour shifts three days a month from Friday Sunday at a hospital miles from his home. He drove to the hospital in a motor... Read More >
Employers with or more full-time employees, including full-time equivalent employees, in the previous year use Form -C, Employer-Provided Health Insurance Offer and Coverage, to report the information required about offers... Read More >
Key Factors in the IRS Independent Contractor Test The IRS formerly used what has become known as the Twenty Factor test. Under pressure from Congress and from representatives of labor... Read More >
Manage Your Gains and Losses Capital gains and losses present excellent opportunities for deferral because you have nearly complete control over when you sell them, but be careful when harvesting... Read More >
A cardiologist and his wife claimed large losses attributable to a house that they rented to their daughter for , month. Previously, they had rented the house to an unrelated... Read More >
The IRS has reminded Applicable Large Employers ALEs generally those with or more full-time equivalent employees that they are subject to new reporting requirements for . The first statements Form... Read More >
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