The obvious answer is YES, but how are they assessed? And how often do they carry over to the actual taxpayer?
IF YOU ARE A CORPORATION and ring up a 941 debt, the only way the debt will carry to you personally is if the IRS assesses the "TRUST FUND" portion against you (this is about 55% of the 941 debt). We find that this ONLY occurs when a Revenue Officer is assigned to your case. If there is no one assigned to you, maybe that's your opportunity to close out your E.I.N# before a Rev. Officer is assigned?!
IF YOU ARE A SOLE PROPRIETOR and ring up a 941 debt, the only way the debt will carry to you personally is if the IRS places it against your Social Security #. I don't know the actual method how they do the assessment in sole prop cases, but I know that a "live IRS body" has to make the assessment - and attach against your Social. It is pretty uncommon however in my experience that someone does NOT get 941s in a sole prop case assessed against them personally. But if you are NOT in collections and NO Rev. Officer is assigned , there is a chance that you MAY NOT!
If you are a business that has gotten behind on 941's, sole prop or corp, give me a call and we can analyze your options - 1-866-525-7302, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm, Pacific Standard Time.
Monday, April 21, 2008
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