<prompt> Human: Hey guys, hows it going. I think my company is reporting that I made more than I actually did for 2016.My W2 wages box says I made 39,996.88 for the year of 2016. However from January 2016 through June 2016 my salary was 36,000 per year. In late June I was given a raise to 40,000 a year. The only additional income I receive is from company reimbursed mileage which is non-taxable. In which I made 3980.55.Something doesnt add up. I shouldve made roughly 37998. I asked my companys book keeper and initially she said I made that amount because my non-taxable mileage reimbursement was included on the wages box of my W2. I brought that to the attention of my boss whos also my uncle and he checked with the bank, apparently my mileage wasnt included on my W2, I had just made that much for the year.Something is definitely not adding up and at this point it doesnt seem like my uncle wants to pursue it any further. What should I do? My tax return seems stupidly low for how much was taken out for federal income tax. Not really sure where to go from here so any and all advice would be greatly appreciated.  <response>: What does your last pay stub say?Your mileage reimbursement shouldnt be included in your wages. 