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Question 263: My company currently has no retirement plan. Is it possible to have my performance-based bonus reported on a Form 1099 even though my normal salary is reported on Form W-2? |
Answer: Is it possible? Yes. Would it be correct? Absolutely not. In responding to your question, I will refer to my book, Who's the Employer?. (Subscribers can click to view online the text of references to sections in the book.) |
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