<prompt> Human: Question for people on here:Im working for a new company. Lots of hassles at first and Ive been trying to be a team player. My boss has been consistently late paying me because of cash flow problems. I understand, its a new business and Ive held my tongue. Im salaried and during the past month worked about 100 hours a week with zero days off the entire month. It was hell. I hated my life. But, I felt proud that I was so committed. When I should have been paid I saw in my bank account that I was shorted about 900 dollars. I asked my boss. He said he filed the payroll incorrectly, and that the government thought I was in a higher tax bracket, and ended up taking a huge chunk of my pay after taxes I get paid 985 dollars - every two weeks. So to see my pay as 85 bucks when it should have been 985, really really made me mad. He said that I still got paid and that Id get it back next year when I get my tax return.Does this sound right? Has anyone ever heard of this before? Im about ready to quit, Ive been looking for other jobs. As soon as I find one Im out the door, lots of other things have been fucked up with this business and I want out. BUT, do you think I can expect to really see this money next year? Is there anyway to hold him accountable for it now? Ive never heard of something like this happening, Ive searched the internet to find nothing, and every single person I tell says its the most ridiculous thing theyve ever heard.Advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!Assistant: After some investigating through the office today I found my employers login information for the payroll company. I logged in and checked my stubs online. Funny, Im working on it from him took me about 2 seconds of work to do it myself. Theres something really fishy with the pay stub in question. Its for over 6,000 dollars - over 4,000 dollars of it being under the Advanced category. Im assuming this is for if an employer is giving someone an advance in pay, if someone needed some extra cash quickly. The taxes seem to be the normal amount that always gets taken out and under the pay category it just says 85.00. The math does not add up at all. I have no idea why its 6,000. No idea what that 4,000 advance is. And no matter how you add up the numbers it doesnt come out to 85 bucks left over in my pay.This isnt the first time shady things have happened with him. He hits on all the female staff members. He has been sued in the past over payment issues. He bounces checks all the time. He never shows up for work. Im obviously going to quit as soon as I get a chance but I think its time to go to the department of labor now too.  <response>: Sounds like he gave himself a 4,000 bonus to himself through your salary. 