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Is it lawful in the U.S. to pay an employee with anything but money?
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Quoting: Anonymous Coward 26369344 But are large companys allowed to barter in exchange for services? because it seem that law applys to individuals. I on the other hand have been working somwhere for nearly a year i am an employee of this company, can they pay me in this method? If the value (in dollars) received is above minimum wage, the taxes paid correctly over it and it was agreed between both parties when the contract started then I would not see why it would not be allowed. Ok but there are no taxes paid in this situation and there was no contract....i think i deserve to have my wages taxed so that i can pay my taxes.I dont think its legal for a company to pay in rent and not in actual legit paycheck. I feel somewhat like iv been taken advantage of in a bad economy.Although i did get an apartment out of the deal...that's all i got.
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