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List of 2000 Articles
The Independent Contractor Report

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- IRS Releases New Publication For Direct
Sellers (Direct Sellers of Consumer Products and Real Estate
Agents) [January 2000 Report]

- Limited Liability Company And Trust May Be Abusive. Switch
From Employees to Independent Contractors May Lead to Personal
Liability. [January 2000 Report]

- Who Is The “Employer” Of A Truck
Driver? The Labor Leasing Company Or The Client? [February 2000 Report]

- Can IRS Assessment For Employee
Share Of FICA And Income Tax Withholding Be Discharged
In Bankruptcy? [February 2000 Report]

- Can Corporation Treat Sole
Shareholder-Officer As An Independent Contractor?
[March 2000 Report]

- Bankruptcy Court Says Section 6672
Responsible Person Employment Tax Liability Issues Present
"Unique Questions" [March 2000 Report]

- Hoping to Avoid Employment Taxes, Attorney Required
Employees to Incorporate [April 2000 Report]

- Criminal Liability Imposed for
Failure to Pay Employment Taxes [April 2000 Report]

- Courier and Messenger Firm
Improperly Paid Drivers Using “Two-Check System” [May 2000 Report]

- IRS Employment Tax Examiners Are
Occasionally Confused on Proper Procedures [May 2000 Report]

- Car “Shuttlers” or “Hikers”
Held Employees for Federal Employment Tax Purposes [June 2000 Report]

- Industry Practice Safe-Harbor in
Section 530 Not Easy to Prove [June 2000 Report]

- Truck Owner-Operators Received
Employee Wages And Not Lease Payments Attributable To Independent
Business [July 2000 Report]

- Employee Leasing Firm and
Its Client Have Separate FICA and FUTA Wage Bases [July 2000 Report]

- IRS Says Corporation’s Payments to Owner/Officer
Were Wages [August 2000 Report]

- Despite Private Letter Rulings Supporting Firm,
Court Dismissed Claim Based On Section 530(b)
[August 2000 Report]

- Beauty Salon That Treated Workers as Independent
Contractors Did Not Have Right to Abatement of
Interest [September 2000 Report]

- Court Holds Carpet
Installers Are Independent Contractors But Helpers Are
Employees; Court Held Firm May Not Use Taxes Withheld From Installers to
Offset Firm's Obligation to Withhold
Taxes From the Helpers
[September 2000 Report]

- Firms That Misclassify Workers Have Limited Right
To Interest-Free Payment Of
Employment Taxes
[October 2000 Report]

- IRS Advises Against Use
Of Stipulated Decision In Tax Court Employment Status
Proceedings
[October 2000 Report]

- Jury Finds Fantasy Booth
Performers Are Employees
[November 2000 Report]

- Firm Using Real Estate
Broker In Dual Capacity
May Treat Broker As Statutory Independent Contractor
[November 2000 Report]

- IRS Form 1040, Schedule
C, And Form W-2 Do Not
Mix [December 2000 Report]

- Firm Treated Automobile
Allowance Paid To Drivers As
Non-Wages IRS Disagreed. [December 2000 Report]

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December 13, 2009 ]
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