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Last month was tax filing month, and after receiving my withholding statement, I discovered that the company had overstated my income despite paying me a low salary. I immediately called my supervisor to ask about it. The supervisor said they would contact accounting themselves, but when I called accounting, I found out that the supervisor had also resigned XD. Later, the accountant was willing to help handle the matter, but the company's accounts are handled by an outsourced accounting firm. The company still asked me to go back to discuss reimbursing me for the difference, but I am busy with my current job, so I asked the company to send me the calculation details directly so I could check whether they matched my own calculations; otherwise, I would be making the trip for nothing. However, the company kept insisting that I go there to discuss it. This was the first time I had encountered a situation like this, and it felt quite frightening. Employees really need to be more careful and calculate whether their monthly and annual income is correct; otherwise, even a small discrepancy can add up to a lot. In my case, my income was overstated by several thousand dollars.