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I can't remember some of the short lived jobs I did that my employers may have filed a W2 for
I worked as an extra a few times during the year. I made no more than $200. One job paid $50 and sent me a W2. I'm not sure I am missing other W2's from some of these short term jobs. What if the income I file is less than the W2's the IRS has. I don't know who these employers might be and I don't want to wait 75 days for the IRS to send me a transcript, I'm sure that if I am off on the income I report, it won't be much.
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I can't remember some of the short lived jobs I did that my employers may have filed a W2 for
The IRS runs a comparison of income between what you file and what was reported. If the income you report does not match the IRS records, they will send you a letter with the amount owed and any interest and penalties that have accrued during that time (the time period starts 4/15 of the year the return was supposed to filed). The IRS can take a year or two to send you that letter. You will continue to accrue interest and penalties until you pay your balance in full.
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<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.irs.gov/individuals/get-transcript">https://www.irs.gov/individuals/get-transcript</a>
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I can't remember some of the short lived jobs I did that my employers may have filed a W2 for
The IRS runs a comparison of income between what you file and what was reported. If the income you report does not match the IRS records, they will send you a letter with the amount owed and any interest and penalties that have accrued during that time (the time period starts 4/15 of the year the return was supposed to filed). The IRS can take a year or two to send you that letter. You will continue to accrue interest and penalties until you pay your balance in full.
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