<prompt> Human: I work as a manager at a pizza place, and every pay period I receive a handwritten check without any pay stub. my employer does withhold money from my check for taxes, Im just not sure he pays them to the IRS. Thats how it is for everyone who works here. On the payroll report only a couple of our SS numbers are even in the system. I checked their taxes online, and for the last filing period the amount reportedly withheld from employees was 670, quarterly. I also never filled out a w-4 when I was hired. I worked here a year and a half ago with previous owners, and he told me when i was rehired he would just use the same information from that w-4 so i didnt need to fill out a new oneIf hes not paying taxes, even though he subtracts it from my check, will i be liable at the end of the year?  <response>: Say you need a paystub as proof of income for renting a house or something else. If they get dodgy with you about it then wait a few weeks then report them to the IRS. Not paying withholding taxes is a serious offense and not reporting them only hurts you in the long run. 