So one normal w2 from Nguyen v Nordstrom and one that only has box 14 other info and box 15 a state ID? No actual income or taxes on the form? If box 15 is:
- the same state on both w2s, ignore the second for state purposes
- If different states, simply add the second w2 state to the first w2.
Box 14 is generally informational and does not go on the return. There are some state specific things there however, The key may be in the state specific portion but struggling to find it with a lawsuit. If that is all, I would not enter the second w2 as there is no tax information for you to report. It would be Nordstrom letting the IRS know they were involved in the process since the other w2 was issued under a different ID.
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