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If i have two w2 from different jobs. do i have to file both of them if the one is under the threshold for filing?

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Both. There is no "under the threshold for filing". There is an option for not needing to issue a 1099-Misc ($600) but no limit in reporting income. The IRS requires all income be reported. The IRS gets a copy of all W2's.

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If i have two w2 from different jobs. do i have to file both of them if the one is under the threshold for filing?

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