Can an employer require its employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19? It's a simple question, but one that does not have an easy answer. In brief, companies can make vaccinations an employment requirement, but there are subtleties involved, and a disability can create an exception. The Equal Opportunity Employment Commission
Unfortunately, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced many businesses to shut down. If this is your situation, we’re here to assist you in any way we can, including taking care of the various tax obligations that must be met. Of course, a business must file a final income tax return and
Economists will look back on 2020 as a year with a distinct before and after. In early March, most companies’ sales projections looked a certain way. Just a few weeks later, those projections had changed significantly — and not for the better. Because of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, businesses
Many employers prefer to classify workers as independent contractors to lower costs, even if it means having less control over a worker’s day-to-day activities. However, the government is on the lookout for businesses that classify workers as independent contractors simply to reduce taxes or avoid their employee benefit obligations. Why
DWC in Glenwood Springs would like to thank Habitat for Humanity for inviting us to participate in a group build for their duplex project in Silt. The group had a great time, despite the hotter-than-normal day. We wish homeowner Jennifer and her family many wonderful memories in their soon-to-be new
Classifying workers as independent contractors — rather than employees — can save businesses money and provide other benefits. But the IRS is on the lookout for businesses that do this improperly to avoid taxes and employee benefit obligations. To find out how the IRS will classify a particular worker, businesses
Each year DWC employees in Glenwood Springs volunteer for RFOV (Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers) to do trail maintenance on the Doc Holiday Trail. RFOV promotes stewardship of our public lands by engaging the community in volunteer trail and restoration projects. Thank you to (L-R) Greg Ward, Dillon Washburn, Megan Loberg,
