Can you answer these questions? 

• Am I using independent contractors in the right way or am I at risk for a penalty?
• Who will audit my business?
• What are the odds I will be audited?
• I’m doing my best to contribute to a healthy economy, why won’t the government leave me alone?
• What kind of tax bill will I get if we “fail” the audit?

You are invited to a FREE nuts-and-bolts workshop for Colorado business owners. In 90 minutes, we will discuss:

1. The differences between “employees” and “independent contractors,” and the advantages and disadvantages of each.
2. Which government agencies audit businesses using independent contractors and why.
3. What kinds of information have to be provided during an audit.
4. Why your “independent contractors” are going to probably be reclassified as “employees,” and the consequences for your business.
5. Simple things you can do to help prevent a failed audit and a big tax bill.

You should attend one of the workshops if you pay your sales force, office staff, production crews, or other workers on a 1099 instead of a W-2. This workshop is being presented by: Joanne Underhill, Esq. and Colin Moriarty, Esq. of Underhill Law, P.C.