Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I amend my IRS Form 941?
- What is the sales tax rate in Chicago?
- How do I find my Illinois Business Tax Number?
- How far back in time can the IRS audit?
- What are the ethical standards and responsibilities that a CPA or tax accountant has to a client?
- A former employee has filed for unemployment. What do I do now?
- What are the due dates on my corporate income return forms 1120 and 1120S?
- How are shareholder distributions reported on Schedule K-1 when using the S-Corp Form 1120S for my income taxes?
- What are the strengths and weaknesses of the revenue cycle?
- What are the IRS Audit procedures?
- What is the 941 short form in conjunction with the EFTPS payment system?
- What is the mailing address for my corporate income tax return form 1120 or 1120S?
- How do you do financial statements for an LLC or an LLP?
- Why are the dates on a financial statement important?
- How do I determine my 941 tax deposit liability?
- How do I prepare a 941 quarterly withholding payroll tax form?
- What is Illinois Use Tax?
- How long am I supposed to keep my company records?
- How do I pay off my federal tax lien?
- Can the IRS audit me two times in two years?
- I'm being audited by the IRS and don't have my source documents. What do I do?
- Who is responsible for unemployment tax, once an ex-employee has filed a claim? How will this affect my business?
- What are the rules that determine if I have employees or independent contractors?
- What are the rules regarding tax fraud and the commingling of funds?
- What are the differences that I have to look out for in accounting for my medical practice?
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There's a term, "up a creek without a paddle." This surely applied to our company when in December 2007 our accountant decided to retire with little notice.
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