A step-by-step explanation on how to fill out Form 941. Businesses with employees must file IRS Form 941 on a quarterly basis to report income taxes, Social Security taxes, and Medicare taxes that they’ve withheld from employee paychecks. This form is also used to report the employer’s quarterly portion of Social Security and Medicare taxes. Failure to file this form on time or underreporting your tax liability can result in penalties from the IRS. Stay in the clear and keep your finances in order by understanding everything that you need to know about IRS Form 941. For more, check out our article on Form 941: http://bit.ly/2KLOiJm Our video covers: Form 941 Due Dates (1:01) Part 1: Wage and Withholding Information for the Quarter (1:37) Part 2: Deposit Schedule and Tax Liability (10:59) Part 3: Business Information (12:44) Part 4: Third-Party Designee (13:06) Part 5: Signature and Title (13:39) In this video, we provide a basic overview on filling out IRS Form 941. This video is not intended to provide legal advice or to form a professional relationship. We suggest contacting a business lawyer for advice specific to your circumstances. Want to discover what financial options are available for your small business? Using Fundera’s proprietary technology, you can apply for financing with over 30 different lenders with one application, at no cost whatsoever. Get started today: http://bit.ly/2vfz4lZ Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more videos on how to help your business succeed: http://bit.ly/2LhY8nb