Today TaxMama hears from David in Texas who needs guidance. “In the past, I employed a domestic worker and filed taxes for her. I gave her a W2, and submitted a W3 to the IRS.
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The IRS automatically sent me employer forms and instruction booklets this year. However, this year I no longer employee such a worker.
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Do I need to do anything specific to inform the government that I no longer have a domestic worker?”
Hi David,
That’s a good question.
Send in the forms. Do not ignore them. Always respond to IRS letters or requests for forms.
Enter -0- in all the boxes of Form 941 -the Employer’s QUARTERLY Federal Tax Return.
On page 2, you will find Part 3, Line 18, check the box and enter the date you paid the final wages.
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IRS will stop sending you the notices. See how easy that is?
You did a great job while you did have the domestic worker. Most people don’t even try. I am proud of you!
And remember, you can find answers to all kinds of questions about household workers and other tax issues, free. Where? Where else? At TaxMama.com.
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