Tax Withholding and Reporting Obligations

Employers must withhold income taxes, Social Security, and Medicare from paid returnship participants’ wages, reporting these earnings to tax authorities. Unpaid returnships generally do not involve tax withholdings, but this also means participants receive no taxable income or contributions toward benefits.

Employers must withhold income taxes, Social Security, and Medicare from paid returnship participants’ wages, reporting these earnings to tax authorities. Unpaid returnships generally do not involve tax withholdings, but this also means participants receive no taxable income or contributions toward benefits.

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