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There are over 35 million U.S. residents looking for work (unemployment statistics) and most will search online looking for tools, training or a business opportunity to help them start a business and generate profi ts, due to the bleak job market. Continue reading →
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Employment: Generally, employment occurs when an employer engages the services of an employee for pay. An “employer” can be any employing unit such as a sole proprietor, joint venture, partnership, limited liability company, or corporation. An “employer” can also include associations, trusts, charitable foundations, nonprofit organizations, public entities, and other organizations. An individual is determined to be an “employee” under common law rules or by application of specific statues.
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The real truth about corporate credit, some things in life are not as easy as others tell you.
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Corporate officer was responsible person despite not having check-signing authority. U.S. v. Steven Lindsey, (CA 10, 10/7/2002) 90 AFTR2d 2002-5468. The Tenth Circuit has upheld a determination of the Utah district court that an individual was a responsible person for purposes of liability for unpaid employment taxes despite the fact that he had no authority to sign checks for the employer corporation.
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