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You can use a printed one. It doesn't matter since the IRS receives the same information.
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Can I use regular blank paper or does it need to be perforated paper
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The regular blank paper is acceptable for filing your return.
The W-2 copies must be easily separable or already separated. Perforations meet this requirement, as does cutting them yourself.
The regulation is designed so that employees don't have to cut the W-2's themselves. If the forms are printed on different pieces of paper, or they are cut, then this of course meets the requirement to be easily separable, since they're already separated.
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@SBTX1 Your post is blank. Do you have a question?
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I apologize, I replied to the wrong thread, didn't know how to delete so I backspaced the text. New to the community forums, sorry about that!
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