Your employer, according to the IRS, is required to provide or send Form W-2, known as a "Wage and Tax Statement" to you no later than Jan. 31.

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.

A W-2 contains all of the information about your income that you'll need when you're preparing your tax return. You'll get a W-2 for each employer you had.

Your employer, according to the IRS, is required to provide or send Form W-2, known as a "Wage and Tax Statement" to you no later than Jan. 31.

In general, W-2 forms are due from employers by January 31 for the prior calendar year. For example, 2023 W-2 forms should be sent to the SSA by January 31 of 2024.

If you’ve been issued Form W-2 by your employer, here’s what you need to know about how it will affect your tax return. If you’re an employee, Form W-2 is one of the most important forms you ...

Your employer, according to the IRS, is required to provide or send Form W-2, known as a "Wage and Tax Statement" to you no later than Jan. 31.

Many employers now provide W-2 forms electronically through a secure online portal. If your previous employer offers this option, you may be able to log in to access and download your W-2 that way.

Late W-2 Form Submission. If you, as an employer, file W-2 forms after the January 31 deadline but within 30 days, a penalty of $60 per W-2 form is imposed, up to a maximum of $630,500 for large ...

For employees who earn $600 or more in wages, one of those documents is a W-2 form, which outlines all income an employee earned from a given employer, Social Security, Medicare and taxes withheld.

Because your W-2 is vital to completing your tax return, your employer has a deadline to get your form to you: Employers were required to issue W-2 forms by Jan. 31. Your W-2 could come in the ...

Your employer, according to the IRS, is required to provide or send Form W-2, known as a "Wage and Tax Statement" to you no later than Jan. 31.