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Annual salary is $110,000. 2023 tax return shows gross pay including sick and holiday pay $107,302. No pre-tax deductions.W2 was 12/25/22-12/24/2023. Why is it not $110k.

Bi-weekly pay schedule, but 2023 and 2024 W2 are showing gross pay short by over a weeks pay. Not sure why?
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Annual salary is $110,000. 2023 tax return shows gross pay including sick and holiday pay $107,302. No pre-tax deductions.W2 was 12/25/22-12/24/2023. Why is it not $110k.

Your pay for income tax is Jan 1 to Dec 31.   Ask your employer about the W2 wages in box 1.  

Annual salary is $110,000. 2023 tax return shows gross pay including sick and holiday pay $107,302. No pre-tax deductions.W2 was 12/25/22-12/24/2023. Why is it not $110k.

What are you looking at that has those dates?    A W-2 would not have dates like those---but a pay stub would have dates.   Your W-2 and your paystub rarely match.    Your W-2 is only going to show the year---not months and dates during the months.   Employers have until January 31 to issue your W-2.  Do not try to prepare a tax return using a pay stub.

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Annual salary is $110,000. 2023 tax return shows gross pay including sick and holiday pay $107,302. No pre-tax deductions.W2 was 12/25/22-12/24/2023. Why is it not $110k.

My husband worked for the state.   There were many deductions on his pay.  Some pre-tax.   I never could reconcile the year end paystub to his W2.   Even items not pre-tax got added or deducted from the gross.  And it doesn’t go by the pay period but when they actually write the checks.   

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