guys, it's actually very much possible for a w-2 to reflect the numbers as they're being reported
there's nothing wrong with the numbers on the W-2, gonna half to trust me on that. After all, I do prepare W-2's for at least a dozen clients who don't use a payroll service and I must look at least 2,000 W-2's per year
But I did raise 2 points
1) in 2009 he was telling us he made 17k more than he made in 2013. plausible but unlikely, especially for a young man who would have just started around 2009 and still works for the same company.
2) the 2013 W-2 does not reflect participation in before tax benefit programs his 2009 check stub said he was participating in. Again, plausible but unlikely.
My best guess, the 2013 W-2 is more likely to be accurate than the 2009 check stub, which was complete poppycock IMHO.
there's nothing wrong with the numbers on the W-2, gonna half to trust me on that. After all, I do prepare W-2's for at least a dozen clients who don't use a payroll service and I must look at least 2,000 W-2's per year
But I did raise 2 points
1) in 2009 he was telling us he made 17k more than he made in 2013. plausible but unlikely, especially for a young man who would have just started around 2009 and still works for the same company.
2) the 2013 W-2 does not reflect participation in before tax benefit programs his 2009 check stub said he was participating in. Again, plausible but unlikely.
My best guess, the 2013 W-2 is more likely to be accurate than the 2009 check stub, which was complete poppycock IMHO.
willie,
I hear you. But I'm going with Occam's Razor on this one. The kid has no idea why box 1 & box 3 would be different [to reiterate: One of the most common differences between box 1 and boxes 3 and 5 is the amount of employee contributions to deferred compensation plans such as traditional 401(k) and 457 (or 403b). In the year the contributions are made, deferred compensation contributions reduce the employee's taxable income for income tax purposes, but not for social security or Medicare taxes.] and so the goof went ahead an ginned up a fake with all the boxes the same.
But I rather enjoy the fact that this high roller is showing that he doesn't take the tax advantages of saving for retirement. Probably because he's so smart and stuff.
I hear you. But I'm going with Occam's Razor on this one. The kid has no idea why box 1 & box 3 would be different [to reiterate: One of the most common differences between box 1 and boxes 3 and 5 is the amount of employee contributions to deferred compensation plans such as traditional 401(k) and 457 (or 403b). In the year the contributions are made, deferred compensation contributions reduce the employee's taxable income for income tax purposes, but not for social security or Medicare taxes.] and so the goof went ahead an ginned up a fake with all the boxes the same.
But I rather enjoy the fact that this high roller is showing that he doesn't take the tax advantages of saving for retirement. Probably because he's so smart and stuff.
I concur, just saying it's plausible
you would think an econ expert and monetary wiz kid would know better
Omg, look what I missed! lmao
And this Photoshop with my name on it proves what again????
Or maybe he snuck into his Daddy's study while he was napping???
Don't blame me. I didn't start this BS, I only called him on it.
What kind of insecure loser goes around telling other forum members "you'd faint right now if you saw my W-2!"
I agree with the consensus: that image is as fake as Barry the Fairy's birth certificate.
Loser!@#0
And this Photoshop with my name on it proves what again????
Or maybe he snuck into his Daddy's study while he was napping???
Don't blame me. I didn't start this BS, I only called him on it.
What kind of insecure loser goes around telling other forum members "you'd faint right now if you saw my W-2!"
I agree with the consensus: that image is as fake as Barry the Fairy's birth certificate.
Loser!@#0
You're a super duper smart IT guy and you expect people to believe this???
What's the user name for your other account? I want to read more stuff like this:
"The United States National Debt is the Amount of Money the United States has Created not Borrowed"
http://www.debate.org/debates/The-Un...ot-Borrowed/1/
:Carcajada::Carcajada::Carcajada::Carcajada::Carcajada::Carcajada::Carcajada:
Posted two pictures 5 years apart, lol. One was a screenshot of an Oracle system that my old company had. This was a picture I took of a physical W-2. You know the ones where there 4 of them that you can pull apart. And the reason I make less is I no longer work on the slope like I did then and I do contract work for multiple companies. This is just 1 W-2. I still made over $120k+. But don't get me wrong, I was hoping to be making more at this point.
Hahaha the sputtering loser can not address why box 1 is the same as boxes 3 & 5
and of course Willie never, ever said it was real. This dipstick troll had now been reduced to claiming "it is plausible" means it is real.
The moron dummies up a w-2 that is less than he said he was making. I love it
and of course Willie never, ever said it was real. This dipstick troll had now been reduced to claiming "it is plausible" means it is real.
The moron dummies up a w-2 that is less than he said he was making. I love it
I am going with Occam's Razor on this one. The kid has no idea why box 1 & box 3 would be different [to reiterate: One of the most common differences between box 1 and boxes 3 and 5 is the amount of employee contributions to deferred compensation plans such as traditional 401(k) and 457 (or 403b). In the year the contributions are made, deferred compensation contributions reduce the employee's taxable income for income tax purposes, but not for social security or Medicare taxes.] and so the goof went ahead an ginned up a fake with all the boxes the same.
But I rather enjoy the fact that this high roller is showing that he doesn't take the tax advantages of saving for retirement. Probably because he's so smart and stuff.
But I rather enjoy the fact that this high roller is showing that he doesn't take the tax advantages of saving for retirement. Probably because he's so smart and stuff.
