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>>17067753
Hmm this is pretty interesting. Your income tax return, as an employee, shouldn’t include anything about payroll tax. If you were self employed it would, but as long as you get a W-2 instead of a 1099, you should have no responsibility to pay payroll taxes. So you getting nothing back on your taxes doesn’t have anything to do with this. That said, unless you are recategorized as self employed, I think this is 100% on the company. If the IRS comes to fuck shit up, it will be on the company to pay it off and to pay the associated interest and penalties. They might try to cuck you into a pay decrease or something to make up for it when they find out, but I don’t think the IRS come after you. I did zero actual research though and could be wrong.
t. former CPA and tax accountant

You’re fucked. Tax law here is to buttfuck wagies and benefit the rich.