I ask because the charity amount stated in the W-2 does not match what I have in my records, which is what I put in the Charitable Donations section.
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No, you can't include it again, but you can include the difference for the contributions - if your records show a smaller amount than the W-2 box 14, for example. You may enter the difference as a separate donation or adjust the original donation to the amount listed on form W-2.
Please explain--"donate my salary" . If they are not paying you, you are not receiving a salary. If you are donating your time and your work, there is nothing you can deduct for your time as a volunteer except any incidental expenses you incur during your work as a volunteer.
If they pay you actual money and you give it back to the charity, maybe you will have a donation to enter on a tax return.
You better ask the non profit how that's going to work. How can they give you a W2 if they don't pay you? Then they will still have to pay the FICA (SS & Medicare) tax on it.
You mean like if W2 box 1 is 5,000 and they keep it as a deduction on box 14? And you pay tax on 5,000 of income?
Need to correct W2 Retire charity, how do I get back to W2 Info
How can I correct amount o. Return
Go to:
Wages and Salaries
Form W2
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