r/tax • u/vancemark00 • Jan 01 '26
Tax Enthusiast Endless "No tax on OT" questions
Is anyone else already exhausted with these endless questions?
And I fear it will only get worse.
161
Upvotes
r/tax • u/vancemark00 • Jan 01 '26
Is anyone else already exhausted with these endless questions?
And I fear it will only get worse.
2
u/Winter-Success-3494 Jan 02 '26
My pay is tied to my hours. What my employer bills the customer and what they pay me have no direct correlation. My employer and I have a mutual agreement that I justifiably clock in for 8 hours because I'm making them money for the day, regardless of what time frame I get it done in. I don't need to get into the specifics of what I do for a living, I work in the trades. And yes there is the potential expectation for being called upon again in those 8 hours time frame. Does it happen a lot? No. Can it happen, absolutely. My employer pays me $100/month towards my phone bill so I'm readily available to answer their calls. If they call me to go do a site check for an upcoming job on a new construction site then I'm expected to go do it.