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Issue Number:  2014-1

Inside This Issue

1. Payment alternatives when you owe the IRS
2. E-file employment tax returns
3. Identity theft and tax returns
4. Want to file Forms 941 instead of Form 944?
5. Recent IRS announcements  

The recent Payment Alternatives webinar explains available options, including installment payment agreements and offers in compromise.

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E-file is a filing option for employment tax returns due Jan. 31.

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The IRS is taking strong actions to protect taxpayers and help victims of identity theft and refund fraud.

FS-2014-2 includes tips to avoid becoming a victim and actions to take if you are a victim of tax-related identity theft.

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You must file Form 944 if the IRS has notified you to do so, unless you contact the IRS before April 1 to request and receive written notice to file quarterly Form 941 instead.

IRS.gov has more information for employers who want to opt in or opt out of filing the annual Form 944 vs. the quarterly Form 941.

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• IR-2014-3, National Taxpayer Advocate Delivers Annual Report to Congress; Focuses on Taxpayer Bill of Rights and IRS Funding
• IR-2013-100, 2014 Tax Season to Open Jan. 31; e-file and Free File Can Speed Refunds

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