I started to work on November the job is only for the season, so I want to know if I have to put my W2 on my husband taxes?

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If the two of you are filing a joint return, Yes.

If you are filing separate returns and do not live in a community property state, the income is reported on your return.

If you are filing separate returns and live in a community property state, well, the result is too complicated to go through here. You need to find the IRS Publication regarding community property reporting and follow it. Good luck!

Switched jobs in late 2024 and overcontributed to 401(k) due to a reporting error. W-2s show excess deferrals, but no 1099-R was issued. Deadline pass for excess remove.

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