Heike Victor Case Study

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Hi Team,

Just to clarify, what we are trying to confirm is whether or not, Heike Victor has any additional W2 and Compensation Breakdown aside from what was already uploaded in the eRooms. This due to the information provided to us by Heike with regard on her workdays in the state of Massachusetts from October until December. The W2 and Compensation Breakdown available to us only pertain to her Ohio assignment which lasted from January-April.

Your kind assistance on this is very much appreciated.

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