If you file your taxes and then your employer sends you another W-2, do you have to refile?

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The W-2 has a different eployer identification number but the earnings are the same.


4 Responses to “If you file your taxes and then your employer sends you another W-2, do you have to refile?”

  1. James Darwin Says:

    Officially yes. And make sure you go 55 in 55. I’m not a tax expert.

    wink wink

    on the other hand when you file next year its going to have the right one and then you run a risk of something happening

    I work in payroll. I work with a client on W2 corrections. G@d d@mn did your payroll people f*ck you good.

    If someone didn’t get seriously yelled at over this they should. I thought i fu(ked up when I had the wrong date on a paycheck and we had to rerun the checks.

    I just used it today!

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  2. linkUS Says:

    You can send an amended return, not resubmit the whole thing.

    I just used it today!

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  3. 2Dots Says:

    You can file an amendment to your taxes. Or if you are expecting a refund and the new W-2 does not affect this (meaning you owe with it) you can file it next year…as long as they owe you they aren’t very b itchy.

    been there done that

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  4. wolf_girl_20_45801 Says:

    you ask if I messager and yes I do why you ask that?

    been there done that

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