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I found this website: https://www.socialsecuritytiming.com/index.cfm/knowledge-base/articles/how-to-fix-a-social-security-mistake/. This is probably what our employee is doing:
If the...
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Update:
I found this website: https://www.socialsecuritytiming.com/index.cfm/knowledge-base/articles/how-to-fix-a-social-security-mistake/. This is probably what our employee is doing:
If the...
It will be recorded. This is not something we can hide. Also I believe that taxes are not considered due until the employee's wages are actually payed to the employee.
Thank you again for the responses.
Yes this will not affect us at all. We will just have some Wages Payable on our books for a couple months.
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Thank you for the responses!
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