Business, 16.07.2021 05:30 BePaige

If a new employer incurs $100,000 of unsatisfied federal payroll tax liability in the first year of business: a. the monthly depositor status changes to a semiweekly depositor status. b. the one-day rule is triggered. c. the employer is required to petition the IRS for a new deposit schedule. d. no adjustment is made to the monthly depositor deposit schedule.

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