How many nannies are paid according to the law?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope you get caught and have to pay back all the taxes you owe, OP. And then are deemed ineligible for all of the services that your tax dollars should have been going towards. Disgusting and greedy.

You're confused. The employers will have to pay up. IRS knows nannies have no money, but YOU do.

No, you are confused. The nanny is the one who owes the taxes on their income. The IRS will go after an employer for their share, but nanny would be on the hook for all their own taxes. I know a nanny who owes the IRS over 10k right now.

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[Anonymous]

I've always been paid legally. It's never been an issue with any of my employers. If the parents seem unsure of how to handle the taxes I suggest Breedlove or now it's called home pay.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope you get caught and have to pay back all the taxes you owe, OP. And then are deemed ineligible for all of the services that your tax dollars should have been going towards. Disgusting and greedy.

You're confused. The employers will have to pay up. IRS knows nannies have no money, but YOU do.

No, you are confused. The nanny is the one who owes the taxes on their income. The IRS will go after an employer for their share, but nanny would be on the hook for all their own taxes. I know a nanny who owes the IRS over 10k right now.

If most nannies can hardly afford a room to rent, out of what money is she paying off 10K? How much per month over how many years?

[RedLine]

All of our leaders down to Bill Clinton deducting his used underwear cheat on their taxes. They count on the sheep not doing so. Do you want to be a sheep?