Smitten

I'm the sole employee of my corporation. I get a w-2. Will a letter stating that I am
employed by XYZ Corporation signed by me on company stock be sufficient or will I
need to provide income tax forms?

Thanks in advance.

Rete

No as you are obviously the owner of the company and therefore self-employed. As such you need to supply tax returns if you are self-employed.

Rete

Mrtravel

smitten wrote:
    > I'm the sole employee of my corporation. I get a w-2. Will a letter stating
    > that I am employed by XYZ Corporation signed by me on company stock be
    > sufficient or will I need to provide income tax forms?

Which form?

For I-134, you generally don't need w-2 and not 1040's.
For I-865, you generally need 1040. You also need W-2 if the 1040 was
jointly filed.

Smitten

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    > smitten wrote:
    > >
    > > I'm the sole employee of my corporation. I get a w-2. Will a letter
stating
    > > that I am employed by XYZ Corporation signed by me on company stock be
    > > sufficient or will I need to provide income tax forms?
    > Which form?
    > For I-134, you generally don't need w-2 and not 1040's.
    > For I-865, you generally need 1040. You also need W-2 if the 1040 was
    > jointly filed.

This would be for the I-134.

Smitten

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    > smitten wrote:
    > >
    > > I'm the sole employee of my corporation. I get a w-2. Will a letter
stating
    > > that I am employed by XYZ Corporation signed by me on company stock be
    > > sufficient or will I need to provide income tax forms?
    > Which form?
    > For I-134, you generally don't need w-2 and not 1040's.
    > For I-865, you generally need 1040. You also need W-2 if the 1040 was
    > jointly filed.

Smitten

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    > Originally posted by Smitten:
    > > I'm the sole employee of my corporation. I get a w-2. Will a letter
    > > stating that I am
    > > employed by XYZ Corporation signed by me on company stock be
    > > sufficient or will I
    > > need to provide income tax forms?
    > >
    > > Thanks in advance.
    > >
    > No as you are obviously the owner of the company and therefore
    > self-employed. As such you need to supply tax returns if you are
    > self-employed.
    > Rete
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Thanks for the reply.

I've always considered myself an employee of the corporation, rather than
self-employed. If the business entity was formed as a sole proprietor, then
I would consider myself self-employed.

I guess I'll just include both...