Ok, bear with me! When say “giving them a raise,” you’re essentially saying to state her income as the $3000 x 1.25 (approx) to account for taxes and then paying the household employee taxes on my return? &getting her a W-2. This makes sense to me if that’s what you mean.
She worked basically hybrid because I worked a hybrid work schedule. 2 days in her home, 2-3 days in mine. So I would consider her a household employee.
I don’t think she would mind the increase in earned income, but of course I will get clearance first. Her main concern is her net pay and insuring that she is earning legitimately while she gets her TIN in order.
