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HiIRS has provided clear guidelines via form SS8 regarding contractor vs employee relationship.Overall there are various factors -behavioral, financial, overall perception of employer worker relationship etc play a very important role in choosing the right classification.Your company may receive notices from federal and state for misclassification of employees as contractors. This includes payment of back payroll taxes, penalties and interest.So, please follow these guidelines in form SS8 from IRS website. If you are still unclear, consult a CPA who can help answer your queries.You can also check out this blog article Lonestar CPA Group**Disclaimer**Please note that any accounting, business or tax advice contained in this communication cannot be consider[1][1][1][1] ed a thorough analysis of specific issues, nor is this a substitute for a formal opinion, nor is it sufficient to avoid tax-related penalties. We are pleased to perform the requisite research and provide you with a detailed written analysis. Such an engagement may be completed as part of a separate engagement letter that would define the limits and scope of desired consultation services. We do not provide legal consultation. Please contact a business law attorney for legal adviceFootnotes[1] Lonestar CPA GrouFootnotes[1] Lonestar CPA Group[1] Lonestar CPA Group[1] Lonestar CPA Group[1] Lonestar CPA Group

There is a worksheet on the back of the W-4e form that will help you calculate how many exemptions to take.

Here is a photo taken of me in the mid 60’s while I was a (BS) Marketing Major at Gannon University in Erie, PA. I graduated and got my diploma in one hand and my draft notice in the other. I got out of Vietnam early to go back to school.I didn’t want a masters, so I applied to East Carolina University (Greenville, NC) to get a BFA in art. The school tripled the tuition for out of state students; I was from upstate NY (Endicott), so I had to drop out of school because I couldn’t afford to stay in because the GI bill paid just $175 dollars a month. However, someone told me if you get a job for six months they will give me NC “citizenship.”I found a rather large (650 capacity) closed down nightclub directly across the street from the girls dorms. (Hmmmmmm…location, location, location) I gutted the club with $365 from the owner. I completely re-did the interior. People were blown away with what we did with $365.We opened (the Attic) on Sept. 7th, 1971 On January 7th, my W2 came in at $388. Aauuuuuugh. I said I’ll give it one more month. If business didn’t improve I’d go back to school. I went back to school AND stayed with the club. The doors closed in Sept. 2001.In Jan 1981 the Attic hosted The Pointer Sisters for a concert to be shown on NBC prime time on a show called The Bluejean Network. You can see clips of the show by typing in “Attic Pointer Sisters” on U-Tube. They had the #2 song in the nation at the time.Playboy magazine picked the Attic as one of the Top 100 college bars in the country in 1997. The University archived the club in June of 2015. I turned over the keys to the Attic to my manager in 1988 and went into the Comedy Business for the next 20 years, but that’s a whole nuther story.The first photo is of me as the initiating President of Pi Sigma Epsilon Business Fraternity in 1966. The second and third photos were taken in 1973 as an art major and 1976 as the owner of the Attic Nightclub. Good times.This is the photo on the back of my book jacket. (Yes, my Army uniform still fits. I’ll be 75 on my next birthday.)If you want to read about my tour in Vietnam, go to thebooksnafu.com. It will be released this fall. (Amazon and other locations.) Thanks for reading.