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I worked for my employer several years. Beginning 2004 I was issued paychecks no showing tax information, just a regular check with my regular pay minus the amount of what I normally would pay in taxes. I worked for that company January and February and a small part of March 2004, and started a new job due to the financial difficulties of my previous employer (a small 2 person company). I've just learned that my employer never paid taxes on my salary, and I will not be receiving a w2. I was told the payments were considered a loss, and has not been reported. So what do I do in this case? Report it, not report it? If I report it will I be paying taxes on the income that should have already been taxed? If I do, then how? what if I don't?
I worked for my employer several years. Beginning 2004 I was issued paychecks no showing tax information, just a regular check with my regular pay minus the amount of what I normally would pay in taxes. I worked for that company January and February and a small part of March 2004, and started a new job due to the financial difficulties of my previous employer (a small 2 person company). I've just learned that my employer never paid taxes on my salary, and I will not be receiving a w2. I was told the payments were considered a loss, and has not been reported. So what do I do in this case? Report it, not report it? If I report it will I be paying taxes on the income that should have already been taxed? If I do, then how? what if I don't?