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A Department of Labor audit can raise questions about payroll, worker classification, and unpaid wages. Learn what New Jersey business owners should expect, how to prepare their records, and how legal guidance can help them respond.
Having a valid will doesn’t necessarily mean you have the right estate plan. One New Jersey man’s handwritten will worked exactly as intended, but the tax consequences for his longtime unmarried partner were devastating.
The IRS can levy a bank account and, in some cases, retirement savings to collect unpaid taxes. A bank levy generally comes with a short holding period before the money is sent to the IRS. Acting quickly can make the difference between protecting your money and trying to recover it after it is gone.
You formed an LLC or corporation partly to separate your business finances from your personal finances. Then the bank hands you a loan agreement and asks you to sign a personal guarantee. It can seem routine. The lender may even describe it that way: “We require this from every small business owner.” But a personal … Continued
Learn how to vacate a default judgment in New Jersey, including the rules for Law Division and Special Civil Part cases, improper service, deadlines, defenses, and collection risks.
iling bankruptcy does not automatically mean losing your home. Learn how home equity, bankruptcy exemptions, your mortgage and the choice between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 can determine whether you can keep your New Jersey home.
THE SHORT ANSWER: If an accountant or payroll company takes money that was supposed to be paid to the IRS, the business generally still owes the payroll taxes. The IRS may also charge penalties and interest, and certain owners or other responsible individuals may face personal liability.The business may have a claim against the payroll … Continued
You spent years building your business. You found the customers. Hired the employees. Paid the bills. Survived the slow months. Took the risks. And, in many cases, built something that supports not only your family, but your employees and their families. But what happens to that business if you die? For many New Jersey business … Continued
An IRS or New Jersey tax audit does not disappear because you ignore the notice. Learn what can happen when a business owner fails to respond, has missing records, misses deadlines, or has already closed or sold the business.
If you are sued in New Jersey, you usually only have 35 days to answer to avoid a default judgment learn more