What will the auditor be looking for?
What will the auditor be looking for?
The auditor will be verifying that your liability has been properly established, that all wages taxable under the MES Act were properly reported, and that the tax rate is accurate. The auditor will also be reviewing the records for casual and sub-contract labor, independent contract labor, certain sales commissions, corporate officer remuneration, etc., that may be taxable under the MES Act.
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- Why was I selected for a UIA tax audit/investigation?
- Why does the UIA conduct audits/investigations?
- What is the purpose of the audit/investigation?
- How will I know the person conducting the audit is from the UIA?
- What records will be reviewed?
- Why is the auditor examining records other than the payroll records?
- What if we paid for the services of individuals whom we do not consider to be our employees? Will we have to pay tax on their earnings?
- How may years can the audit/investigation cover?
- How long will the audit/investigation take?
- Where will the audit/investigation take place?
- Do I have to be available at the time of the audit/investigation?
- What if I don't have any employees?
- When will I be advised of the audit/investigation results?
- What happens if I owe additional taxes? What if I can't pay them?
- Will the taxes I pay to the Internal Revenue Service be affected by the audit/investigation?
- If I appeal the Determination resulting from the audit/investigation, does the interest on the additional tax due stop until the matter is resolved?
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