Course Spotlight: Worker Classification
The distinction between an independent contractor and employee has significant federal tax consequences. This course summarizes the rules to help you identify the distinctions between the two. It reviews IRS activities designed to counter employment tax evasion and new developments addressing the issue. Examples and tables are used to illustrate key differences between employees and independent contractors. Topics covered include:
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Classification of an employee or independent contractor
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IRS factors for control of services by employees vs. independent contractors
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Employment tax obligations
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Enforcement efforts
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Consequences of misclassification
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Pending legislation
Upcoming Courses
We will release many new courses in the CCH Learning Center in the weeks and months ahead to give you even more choices and more value.
Among the new and updated courses that are in development now, look for courses in the following areas soon:
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Alternative minimum tax
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Domestic production activities
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Farm taxation
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Home Office Deductions
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Itemized deductions
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Multistate corporate income taxation
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Recent tax developments
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Retirement planning
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Sales and use taxation
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Tax penalties
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Tax strategies for employees and business owners in a tough economy
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Travel and entertainment deductions
Audio
Seminars
CCH’s wide range of interesting, educational CPE options now includes audio seminars. Each audio seminar allows an unlimited number of users at your firm to get up-to-speed on a hot topic using nothing more than a telephone connection. Plus, participants can earn up to
2 CPE Credits. Learn about upcoming audio
seminars here.
CCH’s audio seminars, presented by top experts, are designed to provide you with updated information on the hottest tax and accounting topics. Along with detailed handout materials, each site registering for an audio seminar receives topically-related bonus items such as books, journals, newsletters or self-study CPE courses. Check out the latest Audio
Seminars schedule for details on upcoming seminars, including “GAAP 2008 End of Year Update: Latest Developments and Key Issues ,” on December 2nd.
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