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What if i have already filed one w2 for a return, but i have another w2 lost in the mail somewhere and have not recieved it. Can i still file it with last pay stub?

 
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What if i have already filed one w2 for a return, but i have another w2 lost in the mail somewhere and have not recieved it. Can i still file it with last pay stub?

The IRS does not permit you to file a return without your W-2 prior to February 15th. However, if by February 15th, you still haven't gotten the W-2, you can file a "substitute W-2"

In this case, you can file using a "substitute W-2" on TurboTax (you can see the link to this on the W-2 interview page), using whatever information you have such as the last pay stub.

Note that on the Substitute W-2, the IRS will ask you what steps you took to get the W-2 (like calling the employer).

Here is more information from the IRS.


[Edited 3/19/2020 1:47 pm CDT - updated link]

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What if i have already filed one w2 for a return, but i have another w2 lost in the mail somewhere and have not recieved it. Can i still file it with last pay stub?

The IRS does not permit you to file a return without your W-2 prior to February 15th. However, if by February 15th, you still haven't gotten the W-2, you can file a "substitute W-2"

In this case, you can file using a "substitute W-2" on TurboTax (you can see the link to this on the W-2 interview page), using whatever information you have such as the last pay stub.

Note that on the Substitute W-2, the IRS will ask you what steps you took to get the W-2 (like calling the employer).

Here is more information from the IRS.


[Edited 3/19/2020 1:47 pm CDT - updated link]

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