In 2020, the IRS released a new form – Form 1099-NEC. This form is still in use for 2022. While it might not have affected you last year, it may this year. This Client Alert will provide you with some general guidelines and resources to help you determine which form you need to file. It will also address questions that we often receive from clients.
06.08.20
Message from Managing Director Mark Thomson
Over the past two weeks, I have watched the many peaceful protests across the City of Chicago, our local communities and across the nation. People of all backgrounds are speaking out against the continuing injustice against people of color, specifically Black people.
09.20.23
IRS suspends processing of ERC claims
09.19.23
IRS Issues Guidance on New Retirement Catch-Up Contribution Rules
09.18.23
Tax Relief for Hurricane Idalia Victims
09.05.23
Accounting for Leases and Leasehold Improvements under Common Control Arrangements
08.29.23
New Electronic Filing Requirements for W-2s and Certain Information Returns
