Serious question please help.Two jobs salaries ela manage chestunaru.

[VakeelSab]

Two Fulltime jobs with clients. Insurance and salary ela manage chestunaru.

One job with Mesthri and One with Vendor. Insurance and salary ela manage chestunaru.

Please throw some light to manage the insurance and salaries.

[JANASENA]

Mee manager ni adugu chepthadu 

[Brahmachari]

34 minutes ago, VakeelSab said:

Two Fulltime jobs with clients. Insurance and salary ela manage chestunaru.

One job with Mesthri and One with Vendor. Insurance and salary ela manage chestunaru.

Please throw some light to manage the insurance and salaries.

Are you on H1b or GC?

GC aithe no issues with 2 paychecks. I am on GC and work 2 FT with clients. I didn’t enroll in Insurance/benefits with 2nd employer. 

[DesiPokiri]

4 minutes ago, Brahmachari said:

Are you on H1b or GC?

GC aithe no issues with 2 paychecks. I am on GC and work 2 FT with clients. I didn’t enroll in Insurance/benefits with 2nd employer. 

Take both salaries and afford insurance yourself 

[hunkyfunky2]

48 minutes ago, VakeelSab said:

Two Fulltime jobs with clients. Insurance and salary ela manage chestunaru.

One job with Mesthri and One with Vendor. Insurance and salary ela manage chestunaru.

Please throw some light to manage the insurance and salaries.

Decline insurance on one... No one cares, they might think you get it with your wife.

You can adjust w-4 to deduct more money or directly pay IRS... When you pay IRS, you just select the year and they will take it. When you file taxes , add them in tax payments.

 

[VakeelSab]

35 minutes ago, JANASENA said:

Mee manager ni adugu chepthadu 

First job or second job manager. evarini ni adagamantav

[VakeelSab]

13 minutes ago, Brahmachari said:

Are you on H1b or GC?

GC aithe no issues with 2 paychecks. I am on GC and work 2 FT with clients. I didn’t enroll in Insurance/benefits with 2nd employer. 

Ok I am on GC. Any issue with the first employer or second if they know i am working on two FT jobs.

[VakeelSab]

11 minutes ago, DesiPokiri said:

Take both salaries and afford insurance yourself 

Yes this is better and it is very expensive .Employer aite konchem cheap vastadhi 

[hunkyfunky2]

5 minutes ago, VakeelSab said:

First job or second job manager. evarini ni adagamantav

Ask both 😂 take the best advice... 

[VakeelSab]

6 minutes ago, hunkyfunky2 said:

Decline insurance on one... No one cares, they might think you get it with your wife.

You can adjust w-4 to deduct more money or directly pay IRS... When you pay IRS, you just select the year and they will take it. When you file taxes , add them in tax payments.

 

I can decline on one, can they ask for any proof that I have an insurance 🙂

tax payment and adjust W4 ardam kaeldu bro

[DesiPokiri]

36 minutes ago, VakeelSab said:

Yes this is better and it is very expensive .Employer aite konchem cheap vastadhi 

You can afford it if you have multiple jobs , don’t think cheap and face issues 

[DesiPokiri]

34 minutes ago, VakeelSab said:

I can decline on one, can they ask for any proof that I have an insurance 🙂

tax payment and adjust W4 ardam kaeldu bro

They won’t ask proof 

[hunkyfunky2]

32 minutes ago, VakeelSab said:

I can decline on one, can they ask for any proof that I have an insurance 🙂

tax payment and adjust W4 ardam kaeldu bro

Why do they care if u have insurance? It's not like auto or home where the loan provider wants you to show insurance.

Do you remember filling w-4 when you joined? that form actually have worksheet for multiple jobs. 

Tax payment is tax payment - just Google for IRS direct payment and choose 1040 and year 2022. This is to pay extra tax so that you don't pay penalty .. if you pay extra , you will get it back

[Brahmachari]

52 minutes ago, VakeelSab said:

Ok I am on GC. Any issue with the first employer or second if they know i am working on two FT jobs.

Worst that could happen is getting fired unless you have signed some kind of agreement that you are not working other job while working for for this employer (could get into legal issues). I was working for a company that handles Govt projects, so they requested me to sign such agreement, resign chesa (not worth the risk). 
 

Also, make sure you are not working for competitors, like both financial clients…etc.

[hunkyfunky2]

18 minutes ago, Brahmachari said:

Worst that could happen is getting fired unless you have signed some kind of agreement that you are not working other job while working for for this employer (could get into legal issues). I was working for a company that handles Govt projects, so they requested me to sign such agreement, resign chesa (not worth the risk). 
 

Also, make sure you are not working for competitors, like both financial clients…etc.

Yes, if there are competitors then usually there is exclusion clause