Healthcare Information Reporting For Employees
Healthcare Information Reporting For EmployeesHealth Care Information Reporting: Seven Things Employers Can Think About NowIf your organization is an applicable large employer, you must report information about the health care coverage you offered to your full-time employees. As an employer, it’s not too early to start thinking about these seven facts related to your information reporting […]
Georgia Gas Tax Audit
Georgia Gas Tax AuditOne of the most significant bills enacted by the Georgia Legislature in 2015 was the nearly billion-dollar Transportation Funding Act of 2015 (HB 170). A key provision of the bill was a change in Georgia’s gasoline tax, taking effect on July 1.Before the change, Georgia had a two-part gas tax: a 7.5 cents per gallon excise tax […]
IRS Affordable Care Act Reporting Employers
IRS Affordable Care Act Reporting EmployersUnder the Affordable Care Act, certain organizations must report information to the IRS and individuals about health insurance coverage. The reporting requirements apply to insurance companies, self-insured companies, applicable large employers and employers that provide health insurance to their employees. ACA information returns and transmittals are electronically filed through the ACA Information […]
Georgia sales tax on manufacturer rebates
Georgia sales tax on manufacturer rebates Coupons: Merchant and Manufacturers Sales price reductions arising from the use of coupons or coupon codes are treated in the same way that discounts are. We normally refer to these as “store” or “manufacturer’s” coupons. Store coupons are price reductions offered directly by the retailer and are not reimbursed by […]
Georgia Retraining Tax Credits
Georgia Retraining Tax CreditsIf you are considering moving your company to Georgia, you are not alone. Specially, when you have employees that require training. Retraining tax credits enable Georgia businesses to offset their investment in employees. Training employees can be one of the greatest hurdles and reasons as to why employers shy away from hiring […]
Georgia Investment Tax Credits
Georgia Investment Tax CreditsGeorgia has been dubbed the Singapore of the United States. The state has spurred economic growth by handing out tax credits for companies moving down south. Investment tax credits help Georgia businesses grow by making it more affordable to expand and improve facilities.Companies in manufacturing or telecommunications support that have operated in Georgia […]
Georgia Sales Tax Exemption Certificate
When you are under a sales tax audit and want to convince an auditor that you sold merchandise to other non-retailers, you will need to produce form ST-5, for the wholesalers that you sold merchandise. There is no sales tax liability on raw materials. These are business-to-business transactions that simply need to be documented correctly. […]
IRS Tax Lien Levy Attorney Atlanta
Does the letter from the IRS mention a lien or a levy? Let’s start with the property you own. A Lien is a claim registered against property for not paying taxes. It does not take away a taxpayer’s property or the right to sell or transfer ownership of the property. However, when such property is […]
USDA Food Stamp Fraud Attorney Atlanta
If you are a grocery or convenience store owner in Atlanta, then, you might need to be on high alert for 2017 when it comes to the USDA and SNAP violations in Atlanta. We have noticed a higher than usual call volume when it comes to such charges. The USDA inspectors will write you up […]
SNAP Violation Attorney Atlanta
SNAP violation Attorney Atlanta Having your business licensed revoked is worse than never having had one in the first place. The problem now is that you have a large payroll, rents, and have become use to earning a certain level of desired profits. Our clients have had liquor licenses, lottery licenses, and even food stamps […]