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An employer is
REQUIRED to give you a completed Form W-2 for the calendar year by January
31 of the next year. (Example: A 2007 Form W-2 must be delivered to you by
January 31, 2008). The employer may choose to deliver the completed W-2 in
a manner other than postal mail. For example, employers may send W-2 forms
to employees by e-mail.
If you do NOT
receive a Form W-2 by February 15, contact the employer and ask for it. If
this does not work, call the IRS at 1-800-829-1040.
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Employers' are REQUIRED to give you a Form W-2 no matter how low
the earnings are! |
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Note:
If you end employment with an employer during the calendar year, you do
NOT have to wait until January 31st of the following year to receive a
Form W-2. You can tell your former employer to issue your Form W-2 at
anytime after employment ends. At your request, the employer MUST issue
the Form W-2 within 30 days, or within 30 days of the final wage payment,
whichever is LATER. |
