Reply #73: I think this is true, however

[troubleinwinter]

Andy only worked 5-1/2 months in the FY before being fired. The amounts on the form are not enetered correctly on page 5, Part V-A... they should be year total amounts.

Also, there is the question of taking payroll taxes out of his checks, and not making monthly IRS deposits as shown on Addendum line 60.

Here is what Andy had to say about it when he was unemployed and quite ill in March:

Andy_Stephenson (1000+ posts) Tue Mar-08-05 04:02 PM
Response to Reply #11

15. Non Profits don't file taxes... Tue Mar-08-05 04:02 PM by Andy_Stephenson

Well perhaps they do. However, based on the performance of BBV not filing and paying my federal 941 and unemployment taxes. Don't hold your breath.

I am still waiting on my W4 (W-2) forms. The Board of Directors says I have the records for that...but hmmm I never wrote a single paycheck...and I have everyone of my pay stubs to show taxes were being taken out. So instead of filing my taxes early and getting the much needed tax refund...I am having to file a complaint with the IRS over BBV.orgs failure to file 941 reports.

Additionally...if BBV.org had paid my unemployment taxes I most likely could be getting unemployment right now...and not have to depend solely on donations to make ends meet. But thats ok...Bev and the org is sitting on close to a million dollars right now. Money I hope she chokes on. Sorry...I am not feeling to friendly right now.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=104&topic_id=3240846&mesg_id=3240959

IRS penalties for not filing such deposits is an important issue to consider- would tax penalties be responsible handling of donated funds?