Gotta question about my W4

[Paradime]

I'm getting my FASFA and W2 ready to get a check so I can be accepted into college for my 15 point equivalency into the marines.

I went to work under a guy as an apprentice electrician last year and I didn't sign a W4. All I got were checks, no signed papers or anything. Of what I know. I have a bad memory. So the question I have pertains to whether or not I should say that I actually had income or not last year. The way I see it, if I say no and get the check but they found out somehow I had income without a contract, the boss I was working for could be charged with tax evasion.

Yet if I say yes and tell them I didn't sign anything, the boss I was working for will be charged with tax evasion. Since he wasn't paying income tax on me.

My best choice would be no, but I'm wondering if I say no if I'll be tied into it and get charged too.

The fukk do I do?

 

[Jesus Shuttlesworth]

Was it tied to your SS # in any way? If not, don't worry about it.

 

[Paradime]

Was it tied to your SS # in any way? If not, don't worry about it.

I didn't bank any checks I just cashed them things in $4600 every 2 weeks so I'm good on that. Still wondering, can they pull up what I spent on that year though and get me?

 

[HookersandIceCream]

So as an apprentice you were making $2300 a week

 

[Paradime]

So as an apprentice you were making 2400 a week

When you're workin 7 to 7 on hotels, the boss has to bid how long it's gonna take, how much money he's gonna make. $50,000 a hotel, split between the boss and the co-worker and me. So yeah.

 

[Jesus Shuttlesworth]

I didn't bank any checks I just cashed them things in $4600 every 2 weeks so I'm good on that. Still wondering, can they pull up what I spent on that year though and get me?

That's why drug dealers don't pay taxes. It's the beauty of cash.

As long as dude didn't have your social, the IRS won't know. Especially since you say you cashed them all. IRS is a bytch though when you act as a sole proprietor. It's just different because instead of them taking money out of your check and then giving you a refund, you get all your paper up front but then gotta pay up at the end of the fiscal.

Right now I do some advisory work for a company that pays me like a vendor. No taxes but it's tied to my Tax ID number.

I would check with buddy though because $4600 is a lot to move with no paper trail. How was he recording this in his books?

 

[yo moms]

I didn't bank any checks I just cashed them things in $4600 every 2 weeks so I'm good on that. Still wondering, can they pull up what I spent on that year though and get me?

what kind of fukkery is that? apprentices getting paid that much?

 

[Paradime]

That's why drug dealers don't pay taxes. It's the beauty of cash.

As long as dude didn't have your social, the IRS won't know. Especially since you say you cashed them all. IRS is a bytch though when you act as a sole proprietor. It's just different because instead of them taking money out of your check and then giving you a refund, you get all your paper up front but then gotta pay up at the end of the fiscal.

Right now I do some advisory work for a company that pays me like a vendor. No taxes but it's tied to my Tax ID number.

I would check with buddy though because $4600 is a lot to move with no paper trail. How was he recording this in his books?

Not sure.He was closed off most of the time. He disliked me, so I just quit cause I told myself I'm not gonna work under a boss like that.

Preciate the info, b.

 

[Paradime]

what kind of fukkery is that? apprentices getting paid that much?

It wasn't easy. That's all I'll say about that.

 

[HookersandIceCream]

Not sure.He was closed off most of the time. He disliked me, so I just quit cause I told myself I'm not gonna work under a boss like that.

Preciate the info, b.

So you quit a job making 120k a year because you didn't like your boss

To go back to college of all things

 

[Paradime]

So you quit a job making 120k a year because you didn't like your boss

To go back to college of all things

You trying too hard, b.