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Does my employer Matching of 401k plan shows in Box 12 D on my W2?
So My employer Match my Contribution to my 401k plan. I paid $5,000.00 and my employer Paid $2,500.00. So On box 12 in W2 with letter D. Should it Show only My contribution $ 5,000.00 or it gonna be the total $ 7,500.00.
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Does my employer Matching of 401k plan shows in Box 12 D on my W2?
No, the employer matching contribution should not appear in box 12 of your W-2. In your example, it should show with code D only the $5,000 of elective deferral you made from your pay. The amount reported with code D is also excluded by your employer from the amount your employer reports in box 1 of your W-2.
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Sorry I wasted my time. If it takes so long as to be able to file a tax return, I hate my time wasted.
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Does my employer Matching of 401k plan shows in Box 12 D on my W2?
@sshusain wrote:
Sorry I wasted my time. If it takes so long as to be able to file a tax return, I hate my time wasted.
Your post makes no sense and has nothing to do with the topic of this thread - do you have a real question? If so then please start a new thread of your own and ask a complete question.