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Do I have to claim this on my taxes?
I have 3 W-2's. One of them is for only $400. They did not pull any taxes out of it because I worked a day a pay period. Do I have to claim this on my taxes?
15 Answers
- CGLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
Yes....just because they didn't take the taxes up front, you still have to pay them. Make sure you do becasue if it is on a W-2, the government knows about your income!
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Absolutely yes. Since you did not pay tax on that $400, you'll be responsible for it now.
- LillyLv 51 decade ago
yes, no matter what, if it's on a w2 the Government knows and wants their taxes.
for example......... my husband works full time, I work p/t 2 days a week 4 hours a day. We have to add my hardly taxed income to his larger income and my little income is taxed in the highest tax bracket that our joint income falls into.
You don't want to mess with the IRS!!
Sorry!
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- 1 decade ago
yes. The only amount that matters is your cummulative pay between the 3 w-2's. You have to claim it even though it is a small amount
- Bostonian In MOLv 71 decade ago
You betcha! If you don't, your total income will be wrong and the IRS will be billing you for the shortage in taxes -- possibly with penalties and interest tacked on. That's not good!
- 1 decade ago
YES! If you got a W-2, the income has been reported and you could cause big trouble for yourself if you don't claim it.
- 1 decade ago
You have to report all income earned to the IRS regardless of whether it is reported by another source.