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My fiancé is a contractor, he is based in new york, however he works for a company based in england. he doesn't have any w-2 forms because of this.... is that going to be a problem for me at my interview? pleaaase any help would be really appreciated. i'm ripping my hair out in frustration, lol

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8 minutes ago, Penny&Lee said:

My fiancé is a contractor, he is based in new york, however he works for a company based in england. he doesn't have any w-2 forms because of this.... is that going to be a problem for me at my interview? pleaaase any help would be really appreciated. i'm ripping my hair out in frustration, lol

I just spoke to my fiancé and he tells me that he doesn’t get w-2’s but he pays his taxes outright at the end of each year. His accountant gets info of this... would this suffice? 

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10 minutes ago, Penny&Lee said:

My fiancé is a contractor, he is based in new york, however he works for a company based in england. he doesn't have any w-2 forms because of this.... is that going to be a problem for me at my interview? pleaaase any help would be really appreciated. i'm ripping my hair out in frustration, lol

Is this for the affidavit of support? 

Anyone working in the US should receive either a W2 or W9. W9s are for contractors. That is the form that reports the income he needs to use to pay taxes. Just because he doesn't get W2s does not mean he doesn't have income to report and pay taxes on, so you can just obtain proof of that income and those taxes

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33 minutes ago, Teemo said:

Is this for the affidavit of support? 

Anyone working in the US should receive either a W2 or W9. W9s are for contractors. That is the form that reports the income he needs to use to pay taxes. Just because he doesn't get W2s does not mean he doesn't have income to report and pay taxes on, so you can just obtain proof of that income and those taxes

Sorry, I meant 1099s. W9 is what one fills out to for the employer to issue a 1099

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6 minutes ago, Teemo said:

Sorry, I meant 1099s. W9 is what one fills out to for the employer to issue a 1099

Hmm, I’ll have to ask him :/ 

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58 minutes ago, Penny&Lee said:

My fiancé is a contractor, he is based in new york, however he works for a company based in england. he doesn't have any w-2 forms because of this.... is that going to be a problem for me at my interview? pleaaase any help would be really appreciated. i'm ripping my hair out in frustration, lol

you can show the IRS transcripts, which is the equivalent of a 1040 form and a w-2 together

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26 minutes ago, Alabamak1 said:

you can show the IRS transcripts, which is the equivalent of a 1040 form and a w-2 together

Thank you!

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1 hour ago, Penny&Lee said:

My fiancé is a contractor, he is based in new york, however he works for a company based in england. he doesn't have any w-2 forms because of this.... is that going to be a problem for me at my interview? pleaaase any help would be really appreciated. i'm ripping my hair out in frustration, lol

Have him get a transcript which does not require an employers wage statement. As a contractor, he should get a 1099-MISC from the employer to show his earnings for the tax year. 

 

Get transcripts https://www.irs.gov/individuals/get-transcript

London will accept photocopies so he can email you the PDF if he does online and you can print. 

 

He can scan his form 1099 as well.

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5 hours ago, Wuozopo said:

Have him get a transcript which does not require an employers wage statement. As a contractor, he should get a 1099-MISC from the employer to show his earnings for the tax year. 

 

Get transcripts https://www.irs.gov/individuals/get-transcript

London will accept photocopies so he can email you the PDF if he does online and you can print. 

 

He can scan his form 1099 as well.

Thank you! I’ll have him do that :)

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