Persons responsible for employment taxes can face liability in certain cases--- even if the actual employer is an LLC or corporation. However, much more information is needed to address your question. Please feel free to contact me ASAP so that we may explore your options and protect your legal rights. 973-921-0600.

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As the Single Member of the LLC, the IRS takes the position that it is a disregarded entity for payroll taxes. This means they can go after you personal accounts and assets. You should immediately contact a tax lawyer.

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Ron Cappuccio

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