<prompt> Human: Basically, I worked a trainingorientation shift for a ski resort, and then realized I wouldnt be able to work the season. I didnt feel it was right to get paid for it, so I never went to collect my paycheck for the single day of minimum wage work. Then I received a W-2 for it and my whopping 44 gross pay. When filing, do I need to report it, or if I dont add it, will it be noticedflagged or anything of the sort?  <response>: Yes you need to file the earnings when doing your taxes. I would also go get the check from the company. It is a pain in accounting when employees decide to not cash checks. 