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After I filed taxes last year I stop working a month later. Do I still use my w-2 from that last job again this year?

aking5678 — Wed, 11 Feb 2026 03:30:46 GMT

Re: After I filed taxes last year I stop working a month later. Do I still use my w-2 from that last job again this year?

DoninGA — Wed, 14 Feb 2024 23:03:55 GMT

Did you receive a 2023 W-2 from the employer? If so, you enter the W-2 on your tax return.

Re: After I filed taxes last year I stop working a month later. Do I still use my w-2 from that last job again this year?

VolvoGirl — Wed, 14 Feb 2024 23:06:13 GMT

Yes you must report all the income you received in 2023 no matter how small.

Re: After I filed taxes last year I stop working a month later. Do I still use my w-2 from that l...

Vanessa A — Wed, 14 Feb 2024 23:13:37 GMT

If you are asking if you use the same W-2 as last year, the answer is NO. You should receive a new W-2 for 2023. This is the one you will enter on your 2023 tax return. If you did not get a new one, contact your employer to find the status of it.

If you made more than $13,850 for the year as a single person, you would need to file a return even if you only worked for a few months.

If they are not sending you one, then you can use your final pay stub to try to report your income and taxes withheld. You will do this by entering the information from your pay stub in the section for the W2. Then after you enter everything, the next screen will say, do any of these uncommon things apply to you? Check the box next to "Didn't get a W-2 (manually calculated my earnings) and then TurboTax will walk you through the steps of preparing a substitute W-2.