How to correct the mistakes on W-2

 

Form W2c

When you’re in a rush to file your taxes before the due date, mistakes may happen. To take back the mistakes that occur, file W-2c through TaxBandits quickly.

If you find a mistake or missing information on your W-2 Form, you’re responsible for correcting it, or you could have penalties to face. Also, be aware that you need to issue copies of corrected forms to your employee and state agencies if required.

Deadline to file Form W-2c


There is no specific deadline for filing W2c. File a W2c Form as soon as you discover the error on the W-2 Form. Your employees might expect it to be corrected before filing their income tax returns with the IRS. You are also required to file Form W-3c (transmittal form for Form W2c) when you transmit W2c Forms to the SSA. While filing with TaxBandits, Form W-3c is automatically generated for your W2c forms.

Types Of Mistakes You Can Correct on Form W-2

Here are the types of mistakes that you should correct as soon as you identify them.

  • Incorrect tax year

  • Incorrect employee names 

  • Incorrect employee SSN 

  • Incorrect wage or tip information

  • Incorrect Social Security withholding

  • Incorrect amount of federal income taxes withheld.

  • Incorrect dependent care benefits information. 

File Form W-2c Using TaxBandits


Filing Form W-2c in TaxBandits is as easy as filing your W-2 Form. TaxBandits would support W-2c even if you filed the original W-2 with a different service provider. Also, it allows you to send your recipient copies on-time. 


Follow the instructions to complete your Form W-2c in TaxBandits.


  • Create an account with TaxBandits.

  • Choose Form W-2c from your dashboard.

  • Enter the employer and employee’s details such as SSN, EIN, name, address, and more. 

  • Enter the corrected information.

  • Review your information and transmit it to SSA.


After you transmit the W-2c, download the corrected copies from the TaxBandits Print Center. Then, Postal mail corrected copies to the respective employees.

Visit, https://www.taxbandits.com/w2-forms/efile-form-w2c-online/ to know more about Form W-2c filing.

Get started with TaxBandits today and e-file your Form W-2c!





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