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Unfortunately, yes, you are obligated to report all income, especially income reported on form W2.
The IRS will receive a copy of the form directly from your former employer and penalize you for not reporting the income.
You will need to contact your former employer to get a copy of the W2 before you file your taxes. If you can't get the form, there are way to work around it, but you will need to report the income.
Unfortunately, yes, you are obligated to report all income, especially income reported on form W2.
The IRS will receive a copy of the form directly from your former employer and penalize you for not reporting the income.
You will need to contact your former employer to get a copy of the W2 before you file your taxes. If you can't get the form, there are way to work around it, but you will need to report the income.
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