Can i get my w2 forms early
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talldarknluvlee
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I am assuming you are either no longer working for this employer, or not going to work anymore this year. You could ask the employer if they could provide them early, many small businesses will, however, their only legal requirement is to get them to you by Jan. 31, 2007. If it is from a large corporation, chances are they won't issue any until after the end of the year. Edit: Perhaps you would be kind enough to tell me why this answer wasn't helpful. Just because it wasn't what you wanted to hear?
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Go to the person you work for and they will give you your W-2 form.
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Most companies aren't set up to give you your form early. They need to get 2006 forms which usually aren't available until January. You can't file your tax return yet - so why are you in such a hurry for it? If you had saved your check stubs, you'd know how much you've paid and how much taxes were deducted.
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You can ask your employer for them. Some small businesses will give them to you early. Large companies usually won't, due to the fact that their bookeeping dept. needs the month of Jan to process them all.
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I moved this to the "tax" subcategory. Your employer has a deadline of January 31 to postmark your W-2. You can always request them early, but you usually get most of the info you need from the last paystub of 2006. Paystubs often include the cumulative info for the year, such as total earnings, total taxes withheld, etc. That will at least get you started pending the official W-2 form.
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You could actually just use your last Stub for the year, that would show the total withholdings and your salary for they year.
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