July 2010

Webinar: Additional Reporting Requirements from the Health Care Bill: Are you Prepared?

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Date: Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Time: 11:00 am CDT
Duration: 1 hour (1 hour of CPE will be provided.)

The passing of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (more commonly known as the Health Care Bill) has added a number of new taxes and business reporting requirements. In addition, current rules regarding information reporting are being targeted by IRS compliance checks. Being unaware of the current information reporting requirements can result in significant penalties and interest to be levied by the IRS. Also, businesses need to prepare for the additional reporting requirements that will be effective in 2012. This webinar will educate business owners, CFOs, controllers and others on the current and new reporting requirements and help ensure that they avoid the heavy fines that can come with non-compliance.

Questions to be answered are:

• What are the current information reporting requirements?
• What is a Form W-9? What is a W-8?
• Are you complying with current withholding requirements or are you subject to the 28% penalty?
• What changes will occur in 2012?

Presenters:

Kim Haumann - Kim is a Tax Manager at Blackman Kallick LLP. She specializes in not-for-profit organizations, information returns and payroll related issues. She holds a BA in Accounting from Columbia College of Missouri and has more than 20 years of accounting and tax experience.

Tristan Paige - Tristan is a former Senior with Blackman Kallick in the Tax Department and has been working in public accounting for over seven years. Before coming to Blackman Kallick Tristan worked in public accounting specializing in payroll and 1099 reporting and managed payroll and informational reporting for a large, international drilling and oil service company. At Blackman Kallick, Tristan assists clients with both domestic and international payroll issues and information reporting requirements. Tristan has successfully represented Blackman’s clients in front of the IRS and state agencies for income and payroll tax audits. Tristan is a CPA and has a MBA from the University of Nebraska.