My SSN was wrongly mentioned in W2 and I have received W2-c from my employer. The only change was made to my SSN so do i need to mention this while filing tax returns?
As long as you did not file a tax return using the prior incorrect W-2, just use the correct W-2 to file. The IRS and SSA (Social Security Administration) both get copies of the corrected W-2 form, so you do not need to explain.
Alternatively, if you filed already using the incorrect W-2, you will need to file a corrected return.
Thanks for your response, while filing the tax returns there was an option to select for W-2 c form (if we have corrected W-2) do i need to select that option "Correct W-2" as only the SSN was corrected and there are no other changes.
Select My Account>Tools>Topic search. Type w-2 in the search field, then select GO. You will land on the W-2 summary page. Select edit, next to the W-2 you wish to review. Edit the boxes for the corrected amounts reported on corrected W-2 form. Continue with interview.
On the page, Do any of these uncommon situations apply to this W-2?, mark the box half way down list to indicate that you received a Corrected W-2