Anonymous wrote:Op here , I agree with you but the thing is that we agreed on cash for short term as trial period then on the book . It was my bad luck I hurt on first day of my work. I wrote in the post under the table since my situation was like under the table regardless what we agreed for.
Note , it’s totally legal if you make cash certain amount and don’t inform IRS ( like $600 during year so )
It was just my bad luck not karma since we agreed on the book for long term .
You were going to go back and pay the taxes on the money that you’d already gotten as cash? You don’t get to just set aside the first portion of money from each employer and say that this is not taxable. If you were going to be paid legally later, then you should’ve already filed the I-9, and you should’ve already filled out your W-4. Which means that you have documentation to show that you work for them, so the post was unnecessary to start with, as it’s easy to prove that you were working for them and therefore should be covered by the Workmen’s Comp. or household insurance.