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ADDED: I would amplify on that answer a little: Check with your local IRS office, there are also restrictions and requirements such as filing quarterly returns if you are self-employed and/or do not use withholding. ALSO: You also have the requirement to pay Social Security taxes and any state/local taxes and levies that are required. Don't forget to cover ALL your bases. The tax authorities can be VERY uncomfortable to deal with.

if they are a legit company they will 10-99 you at the end of the year and that's what youll do is pay whats owed if they don't i would file it myself and pay whats owed

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