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Amy Borbely is a Certified Public Accountant and Independent Adjuster at SDC CPAs LLC in Aurora Illinois. Fidelity Surety Law Committee Newsletter Winter 2017 THE LOGISTICS OF PAYROLL TAX RECOVERY By Amy Borbely CPA SDC CPAs LLC Employee theft or employee dishonesty claims often include not just the amount of money received by the employee Net Pay but also deductions from the employee s gross pay as well as payroll taxes paid by the employer. Corrected W-3s W-3Cs and corrected W-2s W-2Cs...

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1. Step 1: Familiarize yourself with the fidelity and surety law requirements.
2. Step 2: Gather all relevant documentation such as contracts, bond forms, and financial statements.
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7. Step 7: Submit the completed forms and necessary supporting documents to the appropriate authority.

Who needs fidelity amp surety law?

1. Contractors and construction companies involved in public projects where bonding is required.
2. Government entities or agencies that utilize bonds for protection against non-performance or dishonest acts.
3. Businesses that want to ensure financial protection against employee theft or fraud.
4. Creditors who require a bond as a condition for extending credit or lending money.
5. Any individual or entity involved in a legal transaction where fidelity and surety are important factors.

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What is fidelity amp surety law?

Fidelity and surety law deals with the obligations arising from bonds and guarantees provided by one party to another party to secure performance or payment.

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Businesses or individuals who provide bonds or guarantees as part of a contractual agreement may be required to file fidelity and surety law.

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Filing fidelity and surety law typically involves submitting a form detailing the bond or guarantee provided, the parties involved, and the terms of the agreement.

What is the purpose of fidelity amp surety law?

The purpose of fidelity and surety law is to ensure that parties fulfill their obligations and provide financial security in case of default.

What information must be reported on fidelity amp surety law?

Information such as the amount of the bond or guarantee, the duration of the agreement, and the scope of coverage must be reported on fidelity and surety law.