- Mark as New
- Bookmark
- Subscribe
- Subscribe to RSS Feed
- Permalink
- Report Inappropriate Content
W2 and 1099G
I was laid off last February. I earned about $1728 from January to mid-February, which reflect the difference on my W2 and 1099-g.
I don't understand why my w2 shows Wages earned at $9332, when it was only around $1728.
1. Is that amount on the W2 ($9332), the 1099-g from unemployment/Fed Gov $600 ($7604), plus my ACTUAL EARNED WAGES ($1728 approx)?? Or do I need a corrected W2.
2. My tax refund went down significantly after entering those figures, when I claimed 0 for taxes, and claim 0 for my current job. It just seems off, though I may have entered a new tax bracket since I only worked 4 months in 2019 after graduating
I am just not sure the W2 is correct. Any thoughts?
Thank you
‎February 22, 2021
8:25 AM