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Working as a lecturer at a public university is considered working for the goverment?
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Working as a lecturer at a public university is considered working for the goverment?
What is the context of your question? Did you receive a W-2 or other reporting document from the government?
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Working as a lecturer at a public university is considered working for the goverment?
There is a G on box 12.
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Working as a lecturer at a public university is considered working for the goverment?
Which form did you receive; W-2 or 1099-MISC?
Possibly expanding on your facts would be helpful:
- Are you a visiting lecturer
- Do you have a contract with the university?
- Are you full-time, part-time?
*A reminder that posts in a forum such as this do not constitute tax advice.*
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Working as a lecturer at a public university is considered working for the goverment?
Not visiting - Full time lecturer.
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Working as a lecturer at a public university is considered working for the goverment?
All Code G means is that you contribute to a Section 457(b) plan. It has nothing to do with the government.
G — Elective deferrals and employer contributions (including non-elective deferrals) to a Section 457(b) deferred compensation plan.
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Working as a lecturer at a public university is considered working for the goverment?
A public university is not a government agency, so no, that would not be considered working for the government.
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