Can an employer deduct taxes and give you an online printout without her or her company's name attached? What counts as a legal stub for taxes?

Question Details: When I first started working for my employer she didn't take out taxes. This went on for a couple months. Recently she became concerned that her employees wouldn't be able to collect unemployment if she didn't deduct. I told her I wouldn't be taking unemployment, but she's deducting "just in case," even though, come September when I leave, I'll have only been on the books for a few weeks, which would probably disqualify me for unemployment anyway. When she pays us she writes a business check or gives cash and a printout that has my name, wages, and taxes but not her or her company's name.

Asked 8/18/2009 under Employment and Labor | 183 View(s) | More Legal Topics