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This is why it's important to have all pay stubs - sm

Posted: Jun 6th, 2019 - 9:38 am In Reply to: Employers not paying in federal taxes affects YOU. - sm

because if you don't have a pay stub outlining what taxes, Medicare, FICA have been deducted from your check, and she doesn't submit those tax payments to states and federal, then you have NO evidence that you paid those taxes.

If you have evidence then you'll be okay because the company will always ultimately be responsible for those taxes, even personally. The IRS will lien and seize everything they own if they don't submit those payroll deposits.

However, each employee MUST keep record of their pay in case they go down.

Also, this is very important when it comes time to apply for unemployment. If the company hasn't been paying their UE taxes, state and federal, then each MT is going to have to prove they worked there (with pay stubs), and I assure you the company will be investigated.

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Employers not paying in federal taxes affects YOU. - sm (Views: 816, 2019-06-05, 4:13 pm)
- This is why it's important to have all pay stubs - sm
  - You’re turning this into something more than it is. I’ve been with them 11 years. - KS MT (Views: 603, 2019-06-06, 9:57 am)
    - There's nothing wrong with being prepared - sm (Views: 567, 2019-06-06, 10:11 am)
      - Kinda hard to prepare when pay stubs aren't available - nm (Views: 389, 2019-06-06, 10:17 am)
        Pay stubs - anon (Views: 470, 2019-06-06, 11:27 am)
    - People have every right to react to this and it is not - overreacting when this is a CONTINUED pattern sm (Views: 552, 2019-06-06, 11:39 am)
    - Really? 11 years? - Probably paid on time. (Views: 538, 2019-06-06, 12:28 pm)
- If KS is not withholding taxes, 401K, etc. - sm (Views: 490, 2019-06-06, 9:47 am)