I was in some movie with Arnold GainsNegger, and they got my

Also, I assume throwing away the check without cashing it and not filing isn't an option since the company is? I could care less about this trash, but I don't want to wait for them to send out the forms.

$36?
I wouldn't worry about it
I would keep the check as a souvenir and cash it by mobile
Noone gives a fuck if you short the IRS a few bucks

>>1058267
Unless you make over 200k the IRS isn't going to audit you. They can't afford to audit everyone they want to.

>>1058267
They don't have to report it because it's less than $600. I don't know why they took out deductions.
Anyway I wouldn't worry about it at all. It's not going to trigger an IRS audit, and if you were audited anyway they're not going to care about $36 of miscellaneous income that you already payed tax on. Just cash it and forget it.

>>1058267
Also what movie was it? Did you get to say a line or were you just a random extra? It looks like you could get a lot more because of wage laws especially with movies

>>1058306

478, I was just an extra, nothing special. I was going to do some role initially, but the director hated me when he met me (like livid rage, I have no clue why), so I did some background shit, asked Arnie how much he benches, and left.

>>1058305
>>1058302
>>1058283

Alright, thanks guys. I don't even care if I have to pay it later, its just so stupid to wait for the forms.

Btw, random whining, but it's through something called EFS Entertainment, apparently everyone uses them for film, but they can't even build a fucking website. Funny shit. It's amazing how some people stay in business and manage to make money.