W-2 forms should have arrived in mailboxes and inboxes by Jan. 31. Here's what to do if you haven't gotten yours yet.

Knowing the difference between a 1099 vs W2 employee classification is key for filing taxes. Employees receive a W-2 and independent contractors receive a 1099.

The W-2 is an important part of filing federal and state taxes. As an employee, you are the recipient of the IRS Form W-2. Your employer must file these forms for each worker by January 31.

Don't be alarmed if you were paid less than $600—and didn't meet an exception—and still received a Form W-2 this tax season. Sometimes, an employer will issue a Form W-2 to all employees ...

Form W-2 is a record of your annual wages and how much tax you paid on them. Here's how to get a W-2 form and how to read it.

It doesn't have to be mailed—a Form W-2 could end up in your email or portal. However, an employer may not send a Form W-2 electronically to any employee who does not consent to receive the form ...

W-2 forms are required to be sent out by Jan. 31. Your employer should be your first point of contact if your W-2 is late.

When should my W-2 form show up? We've officially hit the Friday, Jan. 31 deadline for employers to mail W-2 forms that report an employee's income and withholdings. Typically, you'd have that W-2 ...

Chances are, you've received your W-2 tax form or will soon. The official deadline for employers to distribute this tax document is Jan. 31. Taxpayers may not have their W-2 on Jan. 31, but it ...

A W-2 is essential for your employees to file their tax returns and is one of the most common federal forms in the United States. If you need the W-2 form template, visit the IRS’ About Form W-2 ...

Your W-2 could come in the mail or will be available electronically through an online portal or email. No matter how you receive your forms, it's important to keep a copy of the W-2 for your records.