My employer reported my salary on a W-2 while they reported my car allowance ($500 a month) on a 1099-MISC. They also put my commission draws on the 1099, but those commissions are also in the W-2 amount so there is double counting. They insist it is correct and refuse to fix the problem, but I have pay stubs for every dime they paid me and there is an over-reporting of about $22,000. Also, I don't understand how you can be considered an employee and an independent contractor for the same job. Even if the numbers were not wrong, is that possible?
What should I do when I file my taxes? Is there a way I can correctly report this even if the company won't correct the documents? Or will the IRS take their word and expect me to pay taxes on money I didn't get? Thanks in advance if anyone can give me some advice on how to handle this.
What should I do when I file my taxes? Is there a way I can correctly report this even if the company won't correct the documents? Or will the IRS take their word and expect me to pay taxes on money I didn't get? Thanks in advance if anyone can give me some advice on how to handle this.
Federal Taxes: Employer Error on Tax Documents, and How to Handle
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