1099-K: Clearing up the Confusion If you’re a startup company who receives payments for your goods and services through credit card merchant accounts or third-party processors, then you’ve likely received one or more Form 1099-K’s. And if you’re like many recipients, you may have given them...
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Hiring unpaid interns is a great idea, but it can be a legal minefield: There are more than a few obvious reasons why a startup might want to hire an unpaid intern but it can be a confusing web of laws and requirements. The Department...
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If you just mailed your 83(b) Election Form to the IRS, do not expect anything to happen. The IRS does not acknowledge receipt or send you any correspondences regarding the filing. In order to prove timely filing, you should always mail the form...
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There is no requirement to file an 83(b) Election Form. By default, the IRS assumes that you have not filed it. The IRS taxes Restricted Stock (stock that vests over time) using a “pay me now or pay me later” method. By filing an 83(b) Election...
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There is no requirement to file an 83(b) Election Form. By default, the IRS assumes that you have not filed it. The IRS taxes Restricted Stock (stock that vests over time) using a “pay me now or pay me later” method. By not filing an 83(b)...
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An 83(b) Election Form is a written statement to the IRS telling them that you have been granted Restricted Stock from a Company where you will be providing services (employment, consulting, etc.). There is no official IRS form – it is just a written statement...
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