#tax-compliance
Stay compliant with tax regulations and filing requirements
Nepal registers goods sellers at Rs 5M, services at Rs 3M — lines drawn decades ago. How to comply now, and what a unified Rs 7M threshold would change.
Zimbabwe moved large buses, haulage trucks, and boats off presumptive tax in 2026 — now they pay income tax on actual profit with quarterly instalments.
Benevolence paid to a church employee is always taxable IRS wages on Form W-2 — gifts to needy non-employees are tax-free. The policy that keeps both straight.
An overpaid employee owes you the net, not the gross — recover it with written consent, IRS same-year corrections, and no dip below minimum wage.
The IRS now waives failure-to-file, failure-to-pay, and failure-to-deposit penalties automatically for taxpayers with three clean compliance years.
IRS Letter 105-C fully disallows your refund claim — respond within 30 days and protect the two-year suit deadline, which Appeals never pauses.
IRS Secure Messaging lets invited businesses and their reps trade documents with the case team online — faster than mail, on the record unlike phone calls.
Mauritius charges 15% VAT on foreign digital services since January 1, 2026 — with no turnover threshold, so a single sale triggers MRA registration.
No return means no time limit: the IRS can assess unfiled years anytime, then bill you through an SFR with zero deductions.
New-employer SUTA rates run 1–4% on 2026 wage bases from $7,000 to $78,200 — pay on time to keep the 5.4% FUTA credit.
Oregon prorates CAT thresholds by days in a stub year — except new and closing businesses, which keep the full $1M line.
Wave 24 pulls Saudi businesses above SAR 375,000 in VAT-taxable revenue into Fatoora Phase 2 — and the June 30, 2026 deadline has passed.
