Learn about when to use the Form 941X; statute of limitations for Form 941; differences between adjustments and claims; finding the Forms you need at IRS.gov.

Learn how to: reduce the number of Forms W-2C filed; receive fewer notices from the IRS & SSA; find and fix discrepancies before year-end.

Online Payment Agreements, a brief update. Prerequisite for any payment alternative. Collection Information Statements: Your guide to the appropriate payment option. Selling or refinancing property when there's a tax lien.

Learn the latest information about grant requirements. Find out what's needed to remain compliant with your grant terms and conditions.

Learn about the requirements a 501(c)(7) organization must meet; types of social club organizations; how to obtain and maintain tax-exempt status; unique aspects that make 501(c)(7) organizations different from other tax-exempt organizations; and important IRS resources.

Please click here to listen to the recording and/ or review the transcript of the phone forum, ACA Provisions: What You need to Know. The phone forum discusses the following ACA provisions: W-2 reporting of employer sponsored health coverage and the Additional Medicare Tax on High Income Earners.

When is accumulated sick and vacation leave pay subject to Federal Employment Taxes? When can taxes be deferred and for how long? What is an elective contribution?

If you are an employer, coverage provider, or transmitter filing information returns, this video has information to help you better understand the reporting requirements, and how to identify and correct errors made on these forms and when to file corrections.

Learn about Internal Revenue Code Section 6055; who is required to report; what elements are required to be reported; and how to complete the form.

Learn about Internal Revenue Code Section 6055; who is required to report; what elements are required to be reported; and how to complete the form.

Two Stakeholder Partnerships Education and Communication (SPEC) share new ways to file Federal Income Tax returns.

This webinar covers the basics of the Internal Revenue Service card payment levies.

Stay in the know and check out what's going on in Appeals. Keep up with new policy and organizational updates.

"Your Guide to an IRS Audit” takes the viewer through the steps of an audit, from notification to closing. The video series is composed of scenarios that demonstrate the stages of each type of audit; correspondence, office and field. The scenarios address issues that are common to audits of small businesses.

Audit Technique Guides explain industry-specific examination techniques and include common, as well as, unique industry issues, business practices and terminology. A great place for a small business owner to look who wants to do the right thing when it comes to business taxes.

Do you know what can happen if you don’t file your taxes or pay on time? You get interest and penalty charges. You can avoid them both by filing and paying on time.

Learn about the tax benefits available to you and how best to avoid common mistakes small business owners may make. IRS representatives will also be available for a question and answer session directly after the presentation.

Poor recordkeeping and a failure to recognize all items that constitute gross receipts, otherwise known as taxable business income, are two of the major pitfalls businesses need to be aware of. Small business owners also need to avoid common tax schemes and unscrupulous tax preparers. Learn about all the top mistakes small business owners often make and how you can avoid them.

If a business pays a “non-employee”, such as an independent contractor $600 or more in a year, that business must file Form 1099 Miscellaneous, and may be required to backup withhold on the payments.

Learn which payments to vendors might be subject; what kind of tax is backup withholding; when is withholding taken; and how to respond to the CP2100 Notice.

An overview of how the IRS works taxpayer cases when filing for bankruptcy.

Learn about arbitrage in tax-advantaged bond context; yield restriction: limits on investment yield and exceptions; arbitrage rebate; post issuance compliance: problems and remedies; voluntary Closing Agreement Program (VCAP).

This video give a short explanation of what constitutes business income and expenses, that good recordkeeping is key to help with balanced tax reporting and recommends resources on IRS.gov for more information.

Tax issues for self-employed persons, including reporting profit or loss, self-employment tax and completing Schedule C or C-EZ.

Find out what kinds of deductions are allowable for your home office and what’s not by watching this video.

A presentation by IRS employee on the topic of Correspondence Audit Process

Charities and donors can learn the rules for reporting, recordkeeping and calculating the deduction for car donations.

Learn how to correctly report common tax items associated with owning a child or day care business.

A survey of tax-exempt status for churches and religious organizations

Learn about hours of service; changes in employee status; student participation and other 403(b) rules.

En este seminario en español, usted aprenderá acerca de la diferencia entre el tratamiento tributario de un empleado contra un contratista independiente, la Forma SS-8, y el Programa de Acuerdo de Clasificación Voluntaria (In this Spanish language webinar, you will learn about the difference between the tax treatment of an employee versus an independent contractor, the Form SS-8, and the Voluntary Classification Settlement Program.)

If you are closing a business, or already have, here are a few reminders for small business owners about what you need to know and do regarding federal taxes.

An Offer in Compromise is an agreement with the IRS to settle your tax debt for less than the full amount owed. This video will help you determine whether you are a good candidate for the IRS's Offer program and prepare your application.

Depreciation is an income tax deduction that allows a taxpayer to recover the cost or other basis of certain property. This video will help Individual taxpayers and small business owners to properly claim this tax deduction.

Learn about determining full-time employees for purposes of the Employer Shared Responsibility Provisions; how to determine full-time status for employees who are seasonal, part-time or work non-traditional schedules; using the look-back method and the monthly measurement method; and initial measurement, stability, standard measurement and administrative periods.

Tax reporting tips for Direct Sellers.

The IRS offers video presentations on disaster assistance. This presentation discusses how to deduct losses from a disaster.

When using FTI, state agencies need to be aware of "need and use" policy to avoid possible disclosure of sensitive information.

This webinar highlights the "Don't Take the Bait" campaign and provide tax professionals with detailed, step by step overview of what actions they can take to protect their data and avoid various cybercriminal data-theft tactics.

Learn about low-cost retirement plans; low-maintenance alternatives to traditional 401(k)s; points to consider in choosing a plan for your business; and resources for setting up and operating your plan, and avoiding plan mistakes (60 mins.)

Learn about the taxability of certain fringe benefits for state and local governments; accountable plans, allowances, tool allowances, stipends, bonuses, gift cards, day meals, group term life insurance and health flexible savings accounts.

Learn about the elimination of determination letter application requirements; new methodology for determining Audit CAP sanctions; modifications to the Self Correction Program; and consolidation of prior guidance.

Learn about new guidance for individually designed plans; when letters may be available in the future; new approach to remedial amendment periods; changes to interim amendment rules and new tools to help plans make required amendments.

Learn about what is taxable; what sorts of use are exempt; which vehicles are exempt; and how to value personal use.

Learn about Internal Revenue Code Section 4980H; how to determine if you are an Applicable Large Employer (ALE); defining who is considered to be a full-time employee; and when an ALE may be subject to an Employer Shared Responsibility Payment.

A big advantage to operating your own business is the ability to hire family members. The rules vary, depending on the family relationship and the business entity type such as sole proprietorship, partnership, etc.

Learn about Section 218 coverage & exclusions; mandatory coverage & exclusions; and handling zero coverage employees.

Learn about the easiest and fastest ways to electronically sign your employment tax returns in this short video.

Benefits of the Fast Track Settlement program.

The FAST video series is designed to provide internal SPEC employees as well as external partner organizations a better understanding of the various models that make up the Free Assisted Self-service Tax Prep (FAST) as well as how the program works. This installment focuses on the collocated model and how this type of site can serve a wide range of taxpayers. In addition, the partners discuss how they developed their site and why the model interested them.

The FAST video series is designed to provide internal SPEC employees as well as external partner organizations a better understanding of the various models that make up the Free Assisted Self-service Tax Prep (FAST) as well as how the program works. This installment focuses on the steps needed to get your site up and running with the FAST model so you can use this new model to serve your taxpayers.

The FAST video series is designed to provide internal SPEC employees as well as external partner organizations a better understanding of the various models that make up the Free Assisted Self-service Tax Prep (FAST) as well as how the program works. This installment focuses on the standalone FAST site model and how this type of site can serve a wide range of taxpayers. In addition, the partners discuss how they developed their site and why the model interested them.

The FEAB 101 video series is designed to provide internal SPEC employees as well as external partner organizations a better understanding of the various topics that make up Financial Education and Asset Building (FEAB). This installment focuses on the growing Bank On movement and the impact for the individual taxpayer of having a bank account. FEAB is a major focus for the organization and this video series will help partners and employees to see the possibilities for the program.

The FEAB 101 video series is designed to provide internal SPEC employees as well as external partner organizations a better understanding of the various topics that make up Financial Education and Asset Building (FEAB). This installment focuses on the importance of banking and the impact for the individual taxpayer of having a bank account. FEAB is a major focus for the organization and this video series will help partners and employees to see the possibilities for the program.

The FEAB 101 series travels around the country showcasing partners’ efforts around Financial Education and Asset Building (FEAB). In this installment, Robin McKinney from Maryland CASH in Baltimore, MD provides and overview of the Maryland CASH Academy.

The FEAB 101 series travels around the country showcasing partners’ efforts around Financial Education and Asset Building (FEAB). In this installment, representatives from Capital Area Asset Builders in Washington, DC share their experiences around the topic of Credit Counseling and how to integrate these efforts into a VITA site.

The FEAB 101 video series is designed to provide internal SPEC employees as well as external partner organizations a better understanding of the various topics that make up Financial Education and Asset Building (FEAB). This installment focuses on Individual Development Accounts (IDA) and the impact they can have on the financial well-being of taxpayers. In addition, the partners discuss how they developed their efforts around IDAs.

Providing information on Revenue Procedure 91-40 that sets forth rules relating to the minimum retirement benefit requirement prescribed under Employment Tax Regulations.

This webcast serves as an opportunity to hear from partners involved in the highest range of FEAB. This range involves direct one-on-one contact with the client and long-term case management. These activities are high impact and directly tied to asset accumulation and behavioral changes, extensive long-term tracking of outputs and outcomes by partners.

"Turning Partnerships Into Opportunities” is a webcast series that showcases various best practices such as grant opportunities, product development/use, and banking the “unbanked”.

Partners discuss financial education and asset building activities that involve direct contact with low-to-moderate income taxpayers through community education and outreach, i.e. contact maybe one touch or through group counseling or workshops.

Partners discuss financial education and asset-building activities and explain how to develop initiatives and goals for future campaigns.

Partners discuss financial education and asset building efforts that include short-term direct contact with the low- to-moderate income taxpayers. Helping taxpayers to open or create asset vehicles that can be utilized to develop long term financial stability.

Learn about the basics of tax-advantaged bonds, including certain requirements and post-issuance compliance.

Learn about fundamentals of private business use and its impact on tax-advantaged bonds.

Learn about fundamentals of arbitrage compliance for tax-advantaged bonds, including yield restriction and rebate requirements.

This webinar covers the basics of the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion Webinar Objectives: • List the requirements for claiming the foreign earned income exclusion. • Identify which form to use, Form 2555 or 2555-EZ. • Specify the information to include on the Form 2555 or Form 2555-EZ

Are you purchasing real estate property in the U.S. from a foreign owner? If yes, you may be required to withhold 10 percent of the amount realized from the sale due to the Foreign Investment in Real Property Act of 1980 also known as FIRPTA.

Learn about Form 1042-S pitfalls; Consequences of Form 1042-S errors; Filing procedures to avoid mistakes.

Many charities are not aware of the tax implications of their fundraising activities. We'll briefly discuss ways that organizations raise money and review the important tax rules associated with each.

This brief video explains the reduction in the FUTA credit rate for employers in states that have outstanding loans to the Federal Unemployment Trust Fund.

The presentation will provide helpful information that assists employers in meeting their employment tax responsibilities. The prominent employment tax topics being covered are based on comments often receive from the public. Those issues are: Worker Classification, Voluntary Classification Settlement Program, Fringe Benefits, Officer Compensation, and Back-up Withholding & Information Return Penalties.

Learn about Tribal General Welfare exclusion principles in Revenue Procedure 2014-35; safe harbors benefits provided by the guidance; procedural requirements for falling within the safe harbor; and specific benefits that are not compensation for services

Be informed about your Federal income tax responsibilities.

A review of direct pay bonds and refundable credit payments under Section 6431 of the Internal Revenue Code, including new clean renewable energy bonds, or New CREBs, qualified energy conservation bonds, qualified zone academy bonds, or QZABs, and qualified school construction bonds. Discusses Forms 8038-CP, 8038-B, 8038-TC and 8038-G, including common errors made in their filing.

Whether you are an individual taxpayer or a business owner, you can avoid headaches at tax time by keeping good records during the year.

Learn about Form W-9 - what is it and why is so important; Forms 1099 - who gets one and when; Form 945 - what does it have to do with backup withholding taxes; how to avoid penalties and interest.

Learn how you can prove your “tax-exempt” status as a government entity; why government entities do not require a determination letter from the IRS to secure tax-exempt status; and what it means to be a dual-status entity.

This video companion to Pub 4465A provides contractors who work for IRS with basic information about: the provisions of § 6103 that protect tax returns and return information and the civil and criminal penalties for unauthorized accesses or disclosures.

This video companion to Pub 4761 provides state tax and federal agency employees with basic information about: the provisions of § 6103 that protect tax returns and return information and the civil and criminal penalties for unauthorized accesses or disclosures.

This video companion to Document 6986 provides basic information about: the provisions of § 6103 that protect tax returns and return information and the civil and criminal penalties for unauthorized accesses or disclosures.

Health Plan and Third Party Administrators should review the requirements for participation in the 2017 Advance Monthly Payment program of the Health Coverage Tax Credit.

Find resources to help affected individuals claim the Health Coverage Tax Credit or enroll in the 2017 Advance Monthly Payment (AMP) program.

Learn about tax benefits for employers who hire previously unemployed workers in their trade or business.

This workshop helps small business owner understand their tax obligations when hiring people who are not U.S. citizens. At the end of this lesson, small business owners should be able to: Verify the employee’s identity and status with proper documentation; Withhold federal taxes at the proper withholding or treaty rate; Properly deposit or pay the tax withheld; and File accurate and timely withholding tax returns and provide copies to the individual.

Find out what kinds of deductions are allowable for your home office and what’s not by watching this video.

What is Form W-9? Why does a payer need to obtain them? What happens if a vendor refuses to provide one? Where can you learn more?

Learn about Form 1042-S reporting and withholding; documentation including Forms W-8 BEN, 8233; and Form 1042 filing and deposits.

Discussion, summary, and tax consequences in which Tribal members may receive payments in the: Cobell settlement, Notice 2013-1, and the Keepseagle settlement.

Learn about Collections: Who is contacting you; why are they contacting you; what you should do; what you should not do; penalties abatement and the role of IRS Office of Indian Tribal Governments.

Distributions, per capita payments, and income derived from the Land and Fishing Treaty

Learn about the new tax law changes for indoor tanning services

Learn who is responsible for the 26 USC 5000C Excise Tax; what an acquiring agency is; who is a foreign contract party, or FCP; and why Form W-14 is important.

Learn What Backup Withholding is; Who is responsible for Backup Withholding; When Backup Withholding is taken; How Backup Withholding is reported; What a B-Notice is.

SPEC Grant Program Office VITA Recipient Orientation will include an overview of grantee responsibilities, including reporting requirements, accessing funds using the Payment Management System, review, maintaining financial records.

The Submission Processing Pipeline begins with the opening of mailed tax returns, then how it is sorted and how payments are deposited. The returns are coded, edited and numbered. Return data is entered into the computer. Validity checks are run and errors are corrected.

Learn about tracking Federal tax due dates on your computer or mobile device, the online Tax Calendar, the Desktop Calendar Tool (IRS CalendarConnector), the Mobile Calendar Tool (IRS CalendarConnector), how to Subscribe/Download into Your Calendar and how to Obtain Calendar Reminders (RSS Feeds).

The Issue Management Resolution System is one way the IRS is turning issues from tax professionals and small business leaders into answers. Find out how IMRS can work for you.

Learn the benefits and correct procedures for having a notice of federal tax lien withdrawn. Covers the application process, necessary forms and tips on how to prepare and file them.

Learn about private business use relative to 501(c)(3) organizations and their tax-advantaged financings; most common types of private business use, including: leases, management contracts, and research agreements; and the importance of compliance procedures related to private business use. Only the law concerning tax-exempt bonds will be discussed.

This video explains to money services business market segment how an effective anti-money laundering, or AML, program can assist in complying with the Bank Secrecy Act, also known as the BSA.

This video explains the new continuing education requirements for viewers to receive a certificate of completion when watching IRS sponsored webinars as well as what CE providers must do in order to offer CE credit.

Learn about Testing for Nondiscriminatory Amounts; Testing for Nondiscriminatory Availability; and Considering Practical Situations.

If you get an IRS notice don’t panic but don’t ignore it either. Read it carefully and review your tax return. If you use a tax professional, give a copy of the notice to them as soon as possible.

The National Taxpayer Advocate addresses the Taxpayer Bill of Rights to the PCA contractors to ensure taxpayer rights are protected during the collection process.

Got a tax bill you can’t pay? See if you qualify to settle your tax debt for less than the full amount owed.

Got a tax bill you can’t pay? See if you qualify to set up an IRS payment plan online.
Please Note: A user fee may apply and fees have changed since this video was produced.
For current fees visit IRS.gov and search for “payment plans."

Using a payroll provider allows small business owners and self-employed individuals to devote more time to their business instead of spending it on payroll duties since a payroll provider can help ensure forms are filed and deposits are made on time. However, a business must remember that the business owner is ultimately responsible for filing and paying taxes timely, even if the business is using a payroll provider to handle these duties

The Affordable Care Act added additional requirements that affect tax-exempt hospitals. Learn about Community Benefit Standard for 501(c)(3) Hospitals; Community Health Needs Assessment and Implementation Strategy; Financial Assistance and Emergency Medical Care Policy; Limitation on Charge Requirements; and Billing & Collection Requirements.

A series of eight videos covering topics that individuals and businesses will find helpful when working with the IRS to resolve unpaid taxes or unfiled returns.

Learn about Installment Payment Agreements, temporary suspensions of IRS collection, Offers in Compromise and more.

Learn about Installment Payment Agreements, Offers in Compromise and more.

An overview of withholding, remitting, and reporting obligations related to payments to foreign persons. A review of useful reference materials, including IRS Publication 515, Withholding of Tax on Nonresident Aliens and Foreign Entities and IRS Publication 519, Tax Guide for Aliens.

The Internal Revenue Service reminds employers to correctly determine whether workers are employees or independent contractors. Generally, employers must withhold income taxes, withhold and pay Social Security and Medicare taxes, and pay unemployment tax on wages paid to employees. Business owners do not generally have to withhold or pay any taxes on payments to independent contractors.

Learn about who is an election worker; are election workers employees; what taxes should be withheld from payments to an election worker; when are election workers issued a Form W-2.

The IRS offers video presentations on Planning for Disaster. These presentations discuss business continuity planning, insurance coverage, recording keeping and other tips to stay in business after a major disaster.

Protect confidential tax and other sensitive informaiton by knowing the points of risk at which it is most vulnerable. This video describes when sensitive information is at greatest risk and the simple actions you can take to prevent loss or compromise of this valuable asset.

Learn about: Merger of the master and prototype, and volume submitter programs; Differences between standardized and non-standardized plans; Opinion letter application period for defined contribution plans; Other changes made by Revenue Procedure 2017-41

TEB and Post-Issuance Compliance Integration: Why, Where and How; Application of Post-Issuance Compliance to Private Business Use Rules; and Application of Post-Issuance Compliance to Arbitrage Rules.

Alert employees, veterans and other stakeholders to beware of potential tax schemes that involve military disability income.

Worker classification determinations are made on a case-by-case basis that depend on the specific facts and circumstances.

Explain how to properly classify workers as employees or independent contractors and related topics and to go over the Voluntary Classification Settlement Program.

Learn about Internal Revenue Code Sections 414(s) & 415 compensation; identifying which definition may be used for each plan purpose; common plan failures involving compensation.

This webinar will provide information on the Security Summit initiatives for FY 2017, including enhancing tax professional awareness of client data safeguards and Increase awareness of legal requirements and best practices to better protect taxpayer information.

You may work with federal tax information or FTI, as it's known.  Sensitive personal and financial information about taxpayers is protected by law.

Most recent updates to Pub 1075.

Updates to Pub 1075

Learn about the origins, purposes and characteristics; governing rules and requirements; information reporting and post issuance compliance; and resources available to issuers.

Tax reporting compliance topics for real estate businesses and industry.

What is foreclosure or repossession of real property? Learn about taxable cancellation of debt (COD) income. Find out about exceptions and exclusions under IRC 108. Hear about reduction of tax attributes and Form 982.

The IRS offers video presentations on Planning for Disaster. These presentations discuss business continuity planning, insurance coverage, recording keeping and other tips to stay in business after a major disaster.

Any individual, business, trust, estate or association receiving more than $10,000 in cash in one transaction or two or more related transactions is required to file Form 8300. Learn who must file and when in this video.

Learn about reporting compensation correctly; compensation practices (individuals and entities compensated and the amounts paid); fulfilling the requirement of Internal Revenue Code section 6033 (which requires that every organization exempt from taxation under section 501(a) file an annual return).

The Reporting of Employer-Sponsored Health Plan Coverage on Form W-2 webinar explains what employers and employees need to know about the Affordable Care Act provision.

This webinar provides tax Professionals and FBAR Filers with the basic information needed to properly report foreign financial accounts on the Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts, commonly called FBAR.

Learn about Accountable and Nonaccountable plans, and when you should include reimbursable travel expenses as taxable income.

This video is for employees in industries who may receive tips as part of their income.

Employers should remind their employees that all tips received are taxable. They should report their tips to their employer. The best way to do this is to use IRS Form 4070, Employee's Report of Tips to Employer, or a similar statement.

Learn how to successfully implement affirmative electronic Forms 1099-G consent procedures, requirements and how the process works.

A retirement plan has benefits for everyone – the employer, the business and, of course, the employees. Employers may also be eligible for tax credits or incentives for starting a retirement plan. Keep in mind that tax law changes may affect a retirement plan. Be sure to stay up-to-date with any tax laws.

Viewers will learn how to calculate an individual shareholder's basis in an S corporation stock.

This webinar is to help viewers learn how to calculate an individual shareholder's basis in an S corporation stock.

Safeguards Systems Development aids to comply with Publication 1075 security requirements when building a new application on which Federal Tax Information will reside or new process which will use FTI.

This Webinar provides an overview of the IRS Safeguards program. The Webinar addresses procedures in Publication 1075, Tax Information Security Guidelines for Federal, State and Local Agencies.

Safeguards Process Procedure Development aids to comply with Publication 1075 security requirements when building a new application on which Federal Tax Information will reside or new process which will use FTI.

To fulfill the training requirements set forth in Publication 1075.

This is needed to comply with the training requirements set forth in Publication 1075.

This training is needed to comply with the requirements set forth in Publication 1075.

Tips for Schedule C filers who are one-owner businesses or self-employed taxpayers. Schedule C is filed annually as an attachment to Form 1040, the individual tax return.

Seasonal help is often needed for sporting events, holidays, and commercial fishing or harvest seasons. Seasonal employees are subject to the same tax withholding rules that apply to other employees.

This video provides special tax tips if you are a seasonal employer.

New to the requirements of State and Local § 218 agreements (or in need of a refresher)? Look no further! This webinar will show you the path to compliance and links to answer other questions you might have. Plus: The new Compliance Self-Assessment tool makes its video debut!

The Segment 1 video for the federal tax lien discharge and subordination process introduces the topic and discusses what is covered, the application forms and publications needed, and goes through section 6 of the application forms themselves.

The Segment 2 video for the federal tax lien discharge and subordination process goes in depth through section 7 on how to tell the IRS what type or basis the application falls under.

The Segment 3 video for the federal tax lien discharge and subordination process goes through the supporting document needed as well as how to complete and submit the application.

This is the complete video, which is also divided into 3 segments below for convenience. It explains the federal tax lien discharge and subordination process. It walks through the application forms, supporting documents needed, how to submit an application, and how the process works.

Find out about allowable IRS tax credits, deductions and more that small business owners may be able to take advantage of.

Senior executives from the Small Business and Self-Employed operating division discuss the IRS' Examination and Collection priorities for this year. You will learn about the top issues facing Field Exam, Field Collection and Campus Compliance operation. You will also be introduced to the new office of Enterprise Collection Strategy.

Charities and nonprofits should not put Social Security numbers on publically disclosable IRS documents such as Form 990.

Instruction regarding how to handle predecessor/successor situations; identifying and explaining each of the four types of situations and the effect each has on Social Security coverage: consolidations, annexations, hybrid consolidations, and miscellaneous transitions.

Find out about Asset-Building Opportunities from several IRS partners such as National Disability Institute - the Real Economic Impact Tour, Administration for Children and Families' Office of Community Services, Assets for Independence, Center for Financial Independence & Innovation and Individual Development Accounts.

Learn more about the requirements for starting a tax-exempt charity under federal law; ways for new and existing organizations to provide disaster relief without jeopardizing their tax-exempt status; and operational and recordkeeping requirements, fundraising, and working with volunteers.

Started a new 501(c)(3)? Keep it on track with this helpful webinar.

Provide information for new nonprofits, including: 501(c)(4) - Social Welfare groups 501(c)(5) - Labor, Agricultural & Horticultural 501(c)(6) – Business Leagues 501(c)(7) – Social Clubs 501(c)(8) – Fraternal Beneficiary Societies 501(c)(10) – Domestic Fraternal Societies.

State Tuition Organizations are a relatively new development in tuition aid for students and there are tax implications for the states that create them and the parents who use them.

Learn what to do in case an unexpected emergency strikes your small business by watching this informative webinar. Topics covered include business continuity planning, employee preparedness, protecting your records and data, and what IRS resources are available to help you.

Learn how to prepare a submission to the Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures. This webinar describes both Streamlined Foreign Offshore and Streamlined Domestic Offshore (SDO) and discusses how to complete the necessary forms and compute any miscellaneous offshore penalty for SDO submissions. The webinar also discusses in broad terms key differences among the four main offshore compliance options including differences between the Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program and the Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures.

This webinar is an overview of key provisions of the Final Tangible Property Regulations affecting small business taxpayers.

Help issuers and conduit borrowers of bonds identify and plan for the impact of their post-issuance actions on compliance with federal income tax requirements.

Learn how to refer a suspected tax avoidance scheme and its promoter to the IRS Lead Development Center.

Learn about the major tax issues faced by your small business in this informative webinar. Topics discussed include selecting a business structure, understanding business taxes, IRS recordkeeping requirements, and IRS help available to you.

Learn about what fringe benefits are; Which fringe benefits are taxable; special accounting rules for fringe benefits; what is a working condition fringe benefit; what is a de minimis fringe benefit; taxability of per diem payments; and he accountable plan rules.

Learn about cell phone usage; payments In-Lieu of Insurance; moving expense reimbursements; meal allowances and reimbursements; employee vehicles used for employer’s business; and employer provided vehicles.

Learn about uniforms and clothing allowances; other types of compensation; payment of awards and prizes; and professional licenses and dues.

The IRS would like to hear your ideas on ways to reduce taxpayer burden.

Learn about TIN Matching; how it can help a payer; and how to sign up.

Learn about: why this matters; recognize control factors; benefits of voluntary compliance, and; how the Form SS-8 can help

This webinar provides small business owners with the basics for effective conversations with their accountants, they will learn more about legitimate tax opportunities that are available to them.

Due Diligence obligations of tax professionals. Overview of other key Circular 230 provisions. Practitioner responsibilities to their clients and to the Tax Administration System. Best Practices for all tax professionals. Office of Professional Responsibility Policies and Procedures.

Learn about Examination Opening & Development and Closing the Examination.

Learn about when they are tax free or taxable; how to make the determination if they are taxable or wages; how to report taxable payments if they are wages; how to report taxable payments if they aren’t wages.

Part 1: What is a Conduit Issuer?; Part 2: Conduit Issuer responsibilities and applicable Internal Revenue Codes for tax-exempt financings; Part 3: Conduit Issuer policy and procedural considerations.

Learn about what IRS Tip Agreements are available to Native American casinos; the benefits of having a Tip Agreement; how to determine tip rates for various occupational categories; and how to set up an “actual” tip rate that captures all tips received by the employee.

You will earn all about the IRS tip reporting requirements in this helpful webinar. It covers the difference between tips and service charges, and the necessary documentation needed, including the Form 8027.

This webinar helps employers and employees understand their responsibilities regarding tip reporting, tips and service charges, Revenue Ruling 2012-18 and Form 8027, Employer's Annual Information Return of Tip Income and Allocated Tips.

Learn about terms and definitions; Currency Transaction Reports (CTRs); Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs); important things to know including required identification, compliance program, recordkeeping requirements and penalties.

Our goal is to provide tribes with information on three types of bonds that may be issued by Indian Tribal Governments. All three types carry a federal subsidy which lowers the tribes' borrowing cost.

Learn about when tribes should classify their tribal council members as employees and what tribal programs can tribal council members participate in.

If you are an employer, coverage provider, or transmitter filing information returns, this video has information to help you better understand ACA error reports, understand how errors are reported, details about the User Interface (UI) channel and the Application to Application (A2A) channel, and what to do next.

Learn about basic universal availability rules; treatment of adjunct faculty, part-time, seasonal, and temporary employees; the 20 hours per week and 1,000 hours rules; controlled group situations and concerns; Mayo ruling on medical residents and its impact; annual required notice to employees; and ways to find, fix, and avoid universal availability errors.

A critical issue for all government employers is properly classifying workers as employees or independent contractors. This phone forum addresses key concepts in worker classification decisions.

Automated tools enhance our ability to identify, monitor and mitigate risk to Federal tax information.

Infórmese de las responsabilidades sobre su Impuestos federales.

¿Cuáles son las ventajas para las organizaciones de pequeños negocios de asociarse con el Servicio de Impuestos Internos a través de nuestro grupo de trabajo de alcance a la comunidad “Stakeholder Liaison”? Este video provee la contestación presentando muchos productos, herramientas educativas y servicios que el Servicio de Impuestos Internos ofrece a sus organizaciones socias y a los miembros de éstas.

Learn about Voluntary Classification Settlement Program; Why it matters to Federal Agencies; Purpose of VCSP; Eligibility requirements; Reclassifications that are not allowed; Effects of entering into an agreement; and Steps of the application process.

Learn about background, procedural updates, request submission, and other updates.

Background history of Form 990 and Schedule K; Helpful items and resources; Detailed look at Schedule K; Common questions; and The role of post-issuance compliance monitoring.

What if we do not file? Who receives form 1099-MISC? What are the filing deadlines? What are reportable payments? How to handle unique circumstances.

Learn about employment tax end of year reporting due dates; why reconciliations are important; how to reconcile Form 941 (or Form 944) with Forms W-3 and W-2s; how to identify mismatches; mismatch examples.