obtaining a w2 from a previous employer?
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You could contact the previous employer and ask for a copy, but if that's not reasonable the IRS has a copy too, just ask them.  They've become pretty personable and easy to work with.
144447
They were legally obligated to at least mail out your W2 by yesterday (1/31).  If they did not, you may need to contact the IRS to see what it is that you can do to estimate the earnings for your own tax return.\n\nYou could also contact the restaurant or the owners to see how you can get it.
286019
If you have given them reasonable amount of time to get it to you then you should call the IRS at 1 800 829 1040. Do not call before Feb 15. you might have to go by your last check stub and file a form 4852 a substitute for form w-2
375235
You can file now, but I'd suggest waiting until you get a corrected w-2 from your employer (talk to HR).\n\nI worked for the IRS last year, and it takes them roughly 10 months until the computers get around to checking whether the income/withholding on W-2s provided by employers matches up with the returns filed.
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There isnt a central place where you can get your W2, you will have to talk to your accounting or HR department about where you can obtain a copy. \n\nNOTE: They are required by law to keep a copy of your W2 for an extended period of time.
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Employers are required by law to issue you a W2 by January 31st. Please be patient and wait until then before bugging the company. (I'm pretty sure they are busy trying to get these out.)\n\nAfter Jan 31st, try contacting the HR or payroll department.\n\nWilliam Perez\ntaxes.about.com
152236
Usually you don't get a 1099 from an employer, but rather from an investment company that holds paper for you (maybe you have a 401 K that they manage for you?).  Are you asking about a W-2?
264359
You can do it either way. You can print it off the IRS web site or your employer can get you a new one. Don't stress if you are a Little late in turning it in. The have to withhold at the highest tax rate until you fill out the  4-w telling them otherwise
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You would need to claim additional withholding exemptions to reduce your deductions.\n\nYou can file a new W-4 with as many exemptions as you'd like to claim, but you'll have to sign the W-4 stating you're entitled to claim them.  While employers are no longer required to submit questionable W-4's to the IRS, they may request them from the employer.\n\nUsually, the only time you can have a problem with this is if you under-withhold so much that you end up owing a good deal to the IRS.  You could pay a penalty for under-withholding.
69200
If you are working at the same place of business as you did for 2004, you can somewhat go by 2004's W-2...but in most cases you hopefully got a raise since last year. To answer your question, there is no way to find your 2005 W-2 online, unless you can hack into the companies computer system you work for.
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Several ways. Contact your employer and send a written request for another copy of your W2, Call 1-800-829-1040 the IRS and request a copy of your tax account for that year. They will send you a copy of any W2 information reported to them. It will look different, but the information is the same, or contact the tax professional who prepared your return and they may have it on file.
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If you live in Florida you would start by filling out a application known as a 1003. Then you would be asked for two years of w-2's, one month of pay stubs, bank statement. The 1003 form will have your personal info on it like ss#, dob, address if you have any assets etc. hope this helps you.
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They still have to file payroll tax returns they are required to send you the W2, so look for it in your mail.  If you do not get it soon try contacting them.  You are supposed to have it in your hand on January 31, 2006
572367
Try to contact the IRS or look at your 2004 tax return to see where his W-2 was from and then contact his employer.
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Hi,\n\nI'm a Payroll Manager and I get asked this all the time. Normally the distribution method for sending out W2s is unilateral, meaning they do it the same for everyone. Make sure you know the method they use. It could be direct mail to your home of record  it could be no printed W2 at all and you print it yourself from the web or it could be handed out at work. The most important thing however is to make sure your current address is updated in Human Resources. This is by far the number one reason W2s are not received. Some HR systems have a mailing address as well as a permanent address so make sue you have both correct. Another tip is to know who receives your W2 if it arrives at your job. It usually will be the payroll department. Also ask them what is the procedure for getting a duplicate if it is not received. Lastly, you can always contact the IRS and they will send you a copy of any W2 they have received, it takes awhile and there is a charge but it is better than nothing and some payroll departments are so busy that it takes them awhile to create a new one if it gets lost. One more thing, a lot of W2s gets sent back to the sender if they can't find you , find out where that is and they probably are there waiting for your call. \n\nI hope that helps and good luck.
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I have never once had an employeer ask for my previous W2's.  Why dont you ask them why they need this information?  Here is a link with someone who had the same problem: \nhttp://vnboards.ign.com/thistledown/b5157/99916716/p1/?9
85907
Contact the employer right away- they have a legal obligation to send you a W-2 form.  If you cannot contact them, you need to contact the IRS.