TaxGuyBill
Level 15
04-06-2022
12:35 PM
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I've never had to deal with your situation, but my thought is to not enter the W-2 - only enter the 8919.
But I still think there is more to the story. It just doesn't make sense why the employer is reporting it this way, unless it is correct. I think your client needs to ask her employer about why there is no Social Security and Medicare wages.