Yes, because your employer appears now to be issuing you a corrected W-2. Issuing a W-2c by itself should not raise any red flags. The Form W-2c exists so that taxpayers, such as yourself, can accurately report their income. The prior post by @DaveF1006 seems to be suggesting that if you were to independently adjust/correct your existing W-2, such adjustment/correction could result in a mismatch with your wage information already on file with the IRS. Therefore, we always recommend that taxpayers report their W-2 information as is, even if the W-2 is not accurate, and then work to obtain a corrected W-2 from their employer or resort to the other methods described herein.
Because it appears you have already obtained assurances from your employer that a W-2c will be issued, continue to pursue that course of action.
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