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Letter to Acting IRS Commissioner Regarding Clarification on OBBB Implementation and Tax Credit Liability
NAPEO President & CEO Casey Clark sent this letter to Treasury Secretary (and acting IRS commissioner) Scott Bessent to ask the IRS to rescind its position that CPEOs are solely liable and PEOs are jointly liable for ERTC credits taken on their amended tax returns. We believe this position is at odds with Congressional intent and statutory language in the CARES Act.
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American businesses have been bogged down by over-reaching and redundant government regulations that have stifled business growth, opportunity and success. We need to create a policy and business environment that boosts the ability of small businesses to succeed and removes obstacles to economic growth and prosperity for Americans.
NAPEO Commends House Lawmakers For Recognizing Need For IRS Modernization
ALEXANDRIA, Va., February 11, 2025 — The National Association of Professional Employer Organizations (NAPEO) today commended the House Ways and Means Oversight Subcommittee for its hearing on the need to ...
NAPEO Urges IRS to Quickly Process “Low Risk” ERTC Claims
ALEXANDRIA, Va., June 21, 2024 — The National Association of Professional Employer Organizations (NAPEO) today urged the Internal Revenue Service to quickly process legitimate Employee Retention Credit ...
NAPEO Urges IRS to Reverse Liability Policy
NAPEO President and CEO Casey M. Clark today called on the IRS to follow congressional intent and reverse its recent payroll tax liability policy that holds professional employer organizations (PEOs) liable for ...