trying to find out who has my 401 k and profit sharing from a previous employer?
490776
not yet....  go to the bank where you cashed your checks and talk to an officer ... he can and will help you...
1105272
Did you request that information from the SSA?  They have a record of each employer that paid Medicare Taxes for you. May by you could go to your local office (http://www.ssa.gov  to find where your local office is) and ask them for a report of how many work credits you have earned, what employers have paid taxes on your behalf, when they paid it, and how much they paid.  If the SSA won't do it I am not sure where you could go.
750454
Unfortunately they rushed to distribute the 401K to your friend. They 20% for the federal tax is withholding required because the check was sent to your friend. You friend will have to report the full amount of the 401K on his 2006 tax return. the withholding will be shown on his return just like withholding from a salary. \nYour friend will receive a 1099R in January reporting this distribution in his social security number.This form has a box labeled distribution code. The code should be the number 4 which is a distribution made because of death. This code keeps your Friend from having to pay the 10% early withdrawal penalty. If the code is wrong your friend will need to contact the company to have the code corrected.
458388
State? Are you investing in your employers company? Not enough information given by you.....
322682
I know in NY they can only verify that you did actually work for the company during the time you stated. No other information can be provided, however, if you provide the new company with your SS# to do a background check they will be able to see all the jobs you've held and the salary/wages you received. IMO, just don't lie, it will come back to haunt you.
848955
THe best thing to do is locate your statements from the 401k plan, not the company you worked for.\nCompany's like Charles Schwab or The Hartford are the 401k providers.  Usually you should get a quarterly statement about your 401k to determine which company holds the account.  You can also try calling different firms that you believe may hold the account, as they can often locate an accoutn with your SS #  \n\ngood luck
1088233
If it was never rolled over or withdrawn, normally all you need to do is contact the HR department at the company.  They will give you information about what's in the account now, including his account number, and then you just need to decide who you want to roll it over to.  I'd recommend rolling it into an IRA but if he has another 401k at his new work, he also has the option of rolling it into that account.\n\nI have to admit that I'm a little worried that he hasn't gotten any statements or anything over this time.  Even with the company shut down, the 401k should still be in existence.  Did your husband keep his address updated?\n\nI'd suggest trying to reach someone else who worked in the company with him to determine who is administering the 401k plan, and then contact them.  Surely he can remember the name of someone who he worked with, and find them in the Asheville phone book.\n\nBest of luck.
410206
try\nhttp://cfo.dc.gov/otr/frames.asp?doc=/otr/lib/otr/tax/forms/tax_forms/pdf/2003_d-40.pdf&group=1679&open=|33280|33288
101170
There is not a company that keeps record of all this information. If you worked for less then 30 days at anyone job I would not mention it, it shows inconsistency. When it asks for when you worked just put the month and year.\n\nThe closest thing that you could use to locate all of your employees would be looking at your W-2's, you should keep them, if you don't, you should certainly start keeping them.\n\nGood luck
738476
Goto your local DWP Office who run the Contributions Agency and report your employer.  Ask if they'll also contact the Tax Office on your behalf.\n\nif you have pay slips - take all of them with you.
4625
If you paid for the item then it is yours.  You can actually write it off of your income taxes as an "Unreimbursed Employment Expense."  Although, your employer and his lawyer must have a good reason to think it is not yours.  Otherwise, they wouldn't even bother with court.
172047
you can check the staus by going to irs.org
991333
Please talk to your 401K/IRA administator.  The rules are complex and you shouldn't trust the information you get from a bunch of strangers on the internet.  Good luck!
159103
If you know where they worked previously, they may have information of where they work now.  Otherwise, try a google search.  They may be listed in their employer's online directory.
160388
http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=96596,00.html\n\nor \n\nirs.gov
196362
If you do not have records, check with the social security office.  Each year they send out a letter stating how much you made during each year of your working lifetime.\n\nOr you could check with your former employer(s) for that year and see if they have records of your W-2.
250045
From your employer -- there are no online databases with this info... I know, I looked in January with no avail. Look on an old paystub.