Thus, each year's W-2 (and all other income for that year) needs to go into it's own , separate tax return.
2021, and 2022 will have to be mail-filed. Only 2023 can be e-filed now, (thru 15 October of 2024).
Make sure you use a tracking service ("Certified" at least) when you mail-file your 2021 or 2022 paperwork at the Post Office. Each year MUST go in a separate envelope.
IF you didn't e-file your 2022 taxes last year, then your 2022 tax return is not in the IRS's "e-file" computer system. So, in order for your 2023 tax return to get e-filed, you will probably need to indicate that your 2022 AGI was a zero, during the 2023 e-file process.
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And if you have to file any states too? For the mailed-in taxes, those state forms go in separate envelopes to your state's tax department.
(even if it wasn't....mail filing 2022 now won't change that as far as the IRS's "e-file" acceptance computers are concerned)
____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*
