Employment Tax Litigation

Employment tax litigation refers to legal disputes involving taxes related to employees, such as payroll taxes, Social Security, and Medicare taxes. When employers do not comply with tax laws, the government may audit them or impose penalties. If the employer disagrees with the government's findings, they can challenge these decisions in court. This process involves presenting evidence and arguments to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes or incorrect tax classifications. Essentially, employment tax litigation ensures that both the government and employers comply with tax regulations and that disputes are addressed fairly.