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Not a lawyer or accountant but common sense says

file taxes based on the W2 provided, then deal with the next part next year. In the end, you were paid that amount this year, therefore it's taxable, it will be removed next year, offsetting that.

Again, just logic and reason...but no way I would file something that doesn't match.

(In response to this post by hokiemas)

Posted: 01/15/2021 at 6:21PM

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