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I don't follow. You mean that right now employment for which you don't get a W-2 (like what, working without employment authorization?) might get declared anywa
by lutorm 17y ago
I don't follow. You mean that right now employment for which you don't get a W-2 (like what, working without employment authorization?) might get declared anyway because you don't know if the IRS knows about it? What kind of work can you do legally without getting a W-2?
- sokoloff 17y agoLots of at or in home work (daycare, yard work, house cleaning, dog walking). And, for "our kind", contract programming. In theory, there's a threshold (fairly low, like $600 maybe?) over which you are supposed to get a 1099 as a contract worker, but if you look at that list of occupations in parens above, I'd wager workers not getting 1099s outnumber those getting 1099s 4 to 1 or higher.