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What if my employer changed names and sent one w2?

What if my employer changed names and sent one w2?

C1 Bank was bought out by Bank of the Ozarks in October 2016 - I got one W2 covering January 1 through December 31.

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What if my employer changed names and sent one w2?

If you got one W-2 for the year, then only the one W-2 was reported to the IRS. Just enter the data that is on your W-2 and don't worry about the two companies...all the IRS will care about if that what you report matches what they received.

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What if my employer changed names and sent one w2?

If you got one W-2 for the year, then only the one W-2 was reported to the IRS. Just enter the data that is on your W-2 and don't worry about the two companies...all the IRS will care about if that what you report matches what they received.
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