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The IRS does not want a W-2 that does nothing and they do not even allow you to e-file a W-2 with nothing in box 1.
But if there is anything in box 1 then it must be entered.
The IRS does not want a W-2 that does nothing and they do not even allow you to e-file a W-2 with nothing in box 1.
But if there is anything in box 1 then it must be entered.
MY W2 for my long term disability, thru third party, reflects income in Box 1, No J Code, Box 13 is checked third party sick pay. SO after reading all posts I have to report this as income Correct ?
2nd question is they only reflect 100.00 in Box 2 federal taxes. this is on 7,600 of income.
shouldn't it reflect more taxes taken out ?
Perhaps, you must report the income for federal purposes if it was received from an employer paid plan. If you paid for the plan then it should not be reported on a W-2. Each state return has different tax rules.
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