Special edition of e-News for Small Business – Announcing new SB/SE commissioner and National Small Business Week

e-News for Small Business April 29, 2022
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All Forms and Instructions Filing Your Taxes Make a Payment Taxpayer Advocate Service Retirement Plans Tax Information for Charities and Other Non-Profits State Links SSA/IRS Reporter IRS Social Media	Issue Number: 2022-06 Inside This Issue IRS selects new leadership for Small Business and Self-Employed Division IRS joins SBA in supporting National Small Business Week, May 2 – 5 1.  IRS selects new leadership for Small Business and Self-Employed Division The IRS announced that experienced agency executive Lia Colbert has been named the new commissioner of the Small Business Self-Employed Division (SB/SE), which oversees the agency's collection activities and the examinations of most businesses in the United States. In her new role, Colbert will be responsible for providing executive leadership and direction to a nationwide staff of approximately 20,000 employees. These employees are responsible for the design, development and delivery of a comprehensive tax administration program. This program touches more than 57 million small business owners and self-employed taxpayers with business interests having less than $10 million of assets. Furthermore, Colbert and the SB/SE deputy commissioners will work closely with employees, managers and executives across the division to review current operations and strategize improvement opportunities by looking deeply into experiences faced by the nation's taxpayers and IRS employees in this ever-challenging pandemic environment. Back to top 2.  IRS joins SBA in supporting National Small Business Week, May 2 – 5 The IRS joins the Small Business Administration in support of its National Small Business Week, May 2 - 5. This year's theme is Building a Better America through Entrepreneurship. During the week, the IRS will highlight its small business resources and share information to help small businesses thrive. Also, the Small Business Administration will hold a virtual summit May 2 - 5. There is still time to register. Attendees can access critical federal resources, learn new business strategies, meet other business owners and chat with industry experts. The virtual event will include honoring small businesses around the country, educational sessions, online business resources and interesting speakers Featured IRS Videos Check out the IRS Video Portal during SBW – the homepage is featuring several videos that are sure to be of interest to small business owners. Topics include: Small Business Tax Workshop Who is an employee When to use Forms 1099-MISC and NEC Audit Techniques Guides Offer In Compromise News Releases Watch for IRS News Releases beginning May 2 on these topics: Tips for starting a business Often-overlooked deductions The importance of making estimated tax payments Payroll tax issues IRS Tax Centers All Tax Centers are available in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese (Traditional and Simplified), Korean, Russian and Haitian-Creole. They include: Self-Employed Individuals Tax Center: A resource for sole proprietors and others who are in business for themselves. This site has many useful tips and references to tax rules a self-employed person may need to know. Small Business and Self-Employed Tax Center: An online resource featuring links to a variety of useful tools, a downloadable tax calendar and common forms with instructions. Friendly URL: IRS.gov/smallbiz Gig Economy Tax Center: This tax center helps people quickly find answers to tax questions, helpful tips and tax forms. IRS Social Media IRS YouTube Video Channel: Watch videos for small businesses on the small business playlist. Videos are available in English, Spanish and American Sign Language. The IRS is expanding into other languages too. There is also the multilingual YouTube channel. The Twitter handle @IRSsmallbiz joins several other IRS accounts that small business owners can visit on social media sites. Small business taxpayers can get tax tips and helpful news from the IRS on Instagram, IRSNews. The IRS uses Facebook to post news and information for taxpayers. The IRS also has a Facebook page in Spanish. The IRS uses LinkedIn to share agency updates and job opportunities. The IRS also has its own app, IRS2Go. Taxpayers can use this free mobile app to check their refund status, pay taxes, find free tax help, watch IRS YouTube videos and get IRS Tax Tips by email. The IRS2Go app is available from the Google Play Store for Android devices or from the Apple App Store for Apple devices. IRS2Go is available in both English and Spanish. More helpful IRS resources The IRS Tax Calendar has important tax dates for businesses and the self-employed, including federal tax deposit due dates. The calendar is available in Spanish. Tax Exempt and Government Entities: Resources for Small Entities and Self-Employed Publication 5557: A Guide to Starting a Small Business. This small business guide provides quick references about federal tax considerations when opening and running a small business. The IRS Small Business Week webpage houses all the information issued during 2022 National Small Business Week, watch for updates. Back to top         Thank you for subscribing to this IRS email service. This message was distributed automatically from the mailing list e-News For Small Business. Please Do Not Reply To This Message.

 

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