Will I flag an audit if I have not paid taxes in ten years with a past business and start to pay them now as an employee
At this time, yes. Just have all of your documentation for the past 3 years and you will be ok.
Jennifer H Stokes,Licenced CPA www.TaxDeductionsByOccupation.com
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You will not be "flagged" per se but it would be in your best interest to make sure that you have all of your doucments well at hand. There are signifigant decisions that you can make to make this a painless event however.
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You should not be, just always be sure to check how to avoid a tax audit in order to avoid a negative situation appearing again.
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