how can I get a t4 for last year without asking my employer?
476675
If you filed last year, then the place that did your taxes for 2004 will have one for you. If not, then call the CRA and they should have a copy of one for you. I work at a tax place, this is a liable answer, lol.
422298
I agree that you go to http://www.IRS.gov and that you have to fill out the form SS-4, but you can do this electronically by going here:  https://sa.www4.irs.gov/sa_vign/newFormSS4.do\n\nYou can also determine whether you need an EIN or not by going here:  http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/article/0,,id=102767,00.html\n\nHope that helps!
268680
Contact your nearest employment security office, they should be able to give you an answer.
109421
No employer can force you to fill this out.  You need to get in touch with the EEOC if you feel strongly about not filling it out.
395492
I am assuming you mean your employer.  If that is the case, the answer is yes - you need to apply for an adjustment of status from CIS (www.uscis.gov or look it up in the blue pages of your local phone book).  This does not mean that you get to start the clock over again on the length of your stay, so it may very well pay to just stay with the same employer this year and get a new one next year when you come back.
61000
They have to provide it by end of January 2006. You can contact the IRS by this date, if you haven't received the W-2 from the company.
399293
You need to go to your employer for the most current W2. By law they are required to give you a copy by Jan. 31 of each year. Check out the IRS website for loads of info!!!
92567
There isnt a central place where you can get your W2, you will have to talk to your accounting or HR department about where you can obtain a copy. \n\nNOTE: They are required by law to keep a copy of your W2 for an extended period of time.
110624
You don't have to purchase one.  Look on the back of your reseipt and there are numbers listed that can help you.
185717
If you want more money now claim more exemptions. If you want less money now and more at the end of the year then claim less exemptions on your w-4. Just make sure that at the end of the year you will not owe over 999 to the irs. I'm not sure what you and your spouse's income is. there are income limitations for certain credits. You can go by last years return. if you don't think your income will  go up much  then you should get the same credits in 06. Know what you guys claimed last year on your w-4 form and see if you want to add or take away exemptions based on whether or not you want more or less money when you get pd or at the end of the year.
30965
Contact your previous employer and try to get them to send your W-2.  If you can not get them to send you the W-2 by early February, you can contact the IRS and they will help you.
263520
Go to IRS.GOV you might be able to find out what you are asking there.
88451
I would have your taxes prepared by a professional this year. It will help you with this unusual situation. Try H&R Block, if you don't want to use them, perhaps they can just answer the question over the phone.
849022
They are unlikely to ask for this information on a reference. However, you will have to pass your P45 on to them (from your previous employer) and this will reveal how much you have earned with them that year.
1180743
you will need to contact the company(s) that you received W2's from that year and "ask nicely" if they can make a photo copy for you. Keep in mind they are not required to do so but if you are polite they may search their records and make a copy for you. Good luck
258949
Ask your payroll people where you work.. They will be able to help you.
158866
You don't go to a website for it unless your company has something set up that way.  Normally these are mailed to you.  I believe your employer had an obligation to have it mailed by January 31st.  I suggest you contact your HR department or supervisor.