The answer to this question depends on both the number and the nature of the violations. OSHA never announces an inspection in advance, which allows them to see a workplace for what it is. If someone informs an employer of an upcoming inspection, that person can be
A 4506-T is an IRS form also known as a “Request for Transcript of Tax Return.” This form requests that the IRS send you a copy of the tax return information they have on record, up to ten years prior. You can specify a third
There is a five-letter word most of us fear: audit. Movies and television shows have portrayed being audited as a scary experience with men in suits coming to your home and grilling you like a common criminal. The good news is that audits are not
Workplace violence is any of several behaviors that entail violence, threats of violence and similar conduct that makes people worry for their physical safety, be they a customer or employee, regardless of whether it occurs on or off the clock. Most companies regard harassment and
The Average American Has a Smaller Chance of Being Audited by the IRS It’s official: taxpayers today have a much smaller chance of being audited by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Budget cuts, staff reductions, and changes to collection policies have dramatically reduced the number of IRS
Workplace Safety is Everyone’s Job Most of us don’t think about getting injured at work. We go about our daily activities, whether our jobs are physical in nature or not. We get stuck into routines doing the same things, in the same way, repeatedly. Until we