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Originally Posted by fulltitle
Without Prejudice.
The W2 may have likely been born out of a W4 contract. All the arguing about what is or isnt gross income without knowing about the significance of how one endorses one's paychecks or the like might be useless and potentially trouble-making huff. I wouldnt touch a W4..maybe a W8.
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that's probably the more relevant point anyway.
So maybe on the "correction form" it should be noted: "all benefits opportunities and privileges denied, rejected and disavowed"
And lets keep in mind par value. $50 u.s legal tender gold coin is worth 1000 bux or more these days...the minimum standard deduction is (i think) $7500.
So thats 150 of these coins, worth to us about 150,000 bux, tax free even if held to be "gross income". Recent aquitals/hung jury in Las Vegas gives a real-life precedent. (funny how judge rulings are precedent but jury rulings aren't...)
This could be structured on paper.