Are You Filing the Right Taxes for your MK Business?
Did you know that if you have employed an assistant or two for your MK business, you will be required to file IRS Form 941? That’s right! As an employer, you are responsible for withholding federal income tax, social security tax, and Medicare tax from your employee's paycheck and you must report this to the IRS with Form 941. This form is also used to calculate your portion of social security and Medicare tax. As an MK director or NSD, we understand you did not start your business to be consistently filing IRS tax forms which is why we are sharing a quick IRS Form 941 overview.
Do you Need to File IRS Form 941? When is it due?
What is the 94x Series?
Form 941-SS is the US Territories Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return for wage-paying employers in Guam, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, American Samoa, and the US Virgin Islands.
IRS Form 941-PR is Puerto Rico's Employer’s Quarterly Federal Tax Return that must be filed by wage-paying employers. Both IRS Form 941-SS and Form 941-PR follow the same deadlines and penalties as the traditional Quarterly Report. So for third-quarter filing, the appropriate form must be filed by October 31st.
What if I Fail to File?
If you fail to pay your owed taxes or submit only a partial payment, you will be heavily penalized and, as a result, be charged 2 - 15% of the unpaid tax owed based on the number of days it remains unpaid.
Comments
Post a Comment