While our home owner and business taxes skyrocketing why do we still allow churches to not have to pay property taxes?
Time to wake up and treat a church like any other business.
Stop being ...
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...*SOMEONE YOU KNOW OR A TAX AGENCY?
*H&R BLOCK OR THE NEIGHBOR DOWN THE BLOCK??? I WANT TO GET THE MOST OF MY TAXES. WHAT DO YOU GUYS THINK AND WHY?...
At least once a quarter. Usually you are required to make monthly or weekly deposits at a bank for the taxes, but if it is very small you can wait until you file Form 941 after each quarter.
PJ
Probably every quarter. When you apply for your FEIN you will get a booklet for employers telling how and when to deposit withholding taxes based on the $ amount withheld.
Judy1
The IRS will tell you - very possibly once a month.
BLUEJAY57
quarterly
ohh_herro
You will at least pay quarterly. Each quarter you will need to complete an IRS Form 941, totaling all wages, withholding, fica, and Medicare. After totaling up all the taxes and withholding owed, there is a balance due at the bottom of the form. You will likely have to pay electronically.
If you want more information to the irs.gov website and find Circular E or Publication 15.
The Game
I pay once every month.
gardengirl
You should have to pay only yearly since you have only 1 employee who works just 12 hours a week. Call the IRS to be sure, because if you file at the wrong times, they will make you pay penalties.
Zam
Usually required to quarterly.
But given it's a part-time only you may get away with once a year.
Check your State guidelines.
Beau
Are you going to receive a paycheck, too? If you are only paying your employee - once a quarter. It all depends on how much taxes you acrue for a period of time. When you file the forms, they tell you when you need to pay. But for one employee, part-time, it should be once per quarter.
Robert G
Payroll taxes are due quarterly. If you use a payroll company they will happily hold the money for you (without interest).