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I don't know of any laws in the US preventing this. Unless one contact barred you from the other, in which case it would be civil.
by mtnGoat 6y ago
I don't know of any laws in the US preventing this. Unless one contact barred you from the other, in which case it would be civil.
- animationwill 6y agoIm not a tax lawyer or accountant but I don't see the IRS getting involved here either, nor it raising red flags, unless this went on for greater than a year. A W2 doesnt indicate the dates you worked for an employer, though the stock vesting would indicate overlap. Not sure about California tax forms though.
- rajup 6y agoMaybe not illegal from a tax point of view but illegal as hell for someone on a H1B visa (which quite a significant number of employees in these companies have).
- srtjstjsj 6y agoCould an H1B holder sneak past second company's HR/Legal and the filings?