<prompt> Human: I was only with my last company for 2 months and a week last year. I noticed my W2 seemed a little high, by my math it was about 3000 more than it should have been. I initially thought maybe they cut me a bonus check but never voided it after I quit.Their accountant got back to me and claimed it was all correct and sent me an image of all my paid income from them from last year. Well, it turns out they paid me a months salary about 2 months after I left. That seemed strange, so I checked my bank statements and they did direct deposit 3000 in May... but then 7 days later it was debited back out of the account.She hasnt responded to my last email. How much does 3000 actually affect my taxes? Should I continue to pursue this or is that too little of an amount to be worth it?  <response>: Regardless of how much it impacts your taxes and even if it doesnt impact you much itll still either make you owe more or lower your refund theyre either knowingly committing fraud or have made a mistake thats going to cost you money.You should absolutely continue to pursue this. They either need to pay you this money or correct your W2. If they dont respond its time to talk to the IRS. 