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: Theatre and Entertainment LawTax Withholding: An unwieldy burden for entertainers and the organizations that hire them.
By Gordon Firemark
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This article was first published in “Western Ways” the Newsletter of the Western Arts Alliance - Spring 2008
N.B. I am an entertainment lawyer, not a tax lawyer, but my clients and colleagues are confronted with the issues presented by this article on a regular basis. I recommend talking to a tax attorney whenever questions about [...]Full post as published by Theatre and Entertainment Law on May 12, 2008 (boomark / email).
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