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Georgia lawmakers pass Arizona-style immigration law

Atlanta (CNN) – Unmoved by threats of boycotts and lawsuits, the Georgia Legislature has joined Arizona in passing what may…

Tax Tips: Free File and Fillable Forms (ASL, Captions & Voice-over)

Form W4, A4, and I9 by Noel D. Tallon, CPA

The Return of the Social Security No-Match Letter

In a move that is certain to get the attention of I-9 compliance specialists and immigration counsel alike, the Social Security Administration (SSA) quietly resumed the sending of Social Security No-Match letters to employers this month (April 2011). Over the years, these letters (often referred to as simply “No-Match letters”) have been sent to both employees and employers when the names or …

Peter Newman, Scott Borden, Michael Lee: Economics 2009

Question: Where can I get old i-9 forms?

I would like do a research project for my class about tax dollars spent on federal tax forms. Does anyone know where i can get copies of old I-9 forms. These are the only old ones I cant find on the IRS web site. We would like to note changes made (however minute) and then get estimates on how much it would cost to make those changes. And how much it costs businesses to get the updated forms. Which increases overhead each year and decreases raises (that’s what we think is going to be the result of our research).

Answer: The I-9 form is not an IRS form and is not a tax form. It is managed by the US Citizenship and Immigration Service. Here’s a link to the current form on their website: http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-9.pdf

They do not appear to make older versions available, probably because there is no need to make them available to the general public. The current version, published on 5/31/2005 rebranded the form from the old INS to USCIS.

Rethinking Employment-Based Immigration: Stop the GOP’s Slide toward Socialism

The title of this blog is preposterous, you say. The “Grand Old Party” and “Socialism” — the words are simply inaptly juxtaposed in the same sentence.

The IRS, the Federal Reserve Bank & the Income Tax

Self Employment Income Documentation! Dont Fake/Forge!