Your Taxpayer ID number is your Social Security Number. If not eligible for a SSN then it is your ITIN that you requested from the IRS.
I never receive my W2 for year 2017, from my employer, I request a form wage and income Transcript from the
IRS, when i receive the transcript, the Employer Identification number, had only the last 4 digits numbers.
Can i used the 4 digits numbers, because its seen that the irs and social security Transcript wage and income
only give you the last 4 digits. Thanks
@peacesafe wrote:
I never receive my W2 for year 2017, from my employer, I request a form wage and income Transcript from the
IRS, when i receive the transcript, the Employer Identification number, had only the last 4 digits numbers.
Can i used the 4 digits numbers, because its seen that the irs and social security Transcript wage and income
only give you the last 4 digits. Thanks
You must use the complete 9 digit Employer Identification Number when entering the W-2 on the 2017 tax return.
If you cannot obtain the W-2 from your employer, then for a fee you can get a complete copy of a W-2 from the Social Security Administration - https://faq.ssa.gov/en-us/Topic/article/KA-02501