Report Savings on W-2?
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You don't have to report to the IRS how much you have, just how much income (interest, dividends) you had from it.  And having savings shouldn't affect your eligibility for unemployment comp.  If you are looking for other kinds of payments like welfare, then yes, they'd look at what you have.
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By law your employer should of had your W2 to you by Feb. 1.\n\nContact your boss, or Human Resource center.  They will get on it immediately believe me. \n\nAlso if you have not filed and you are looking for forms go to you local post office they will have them.
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www.irs.gov   you can request past tax forms and w-2's.  The employer supplies them with all w2 and w3 information.  it's free of charge.
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They were legally obligated to at least mail out your W2 by yesterday (1/31).  If they did not, you may need to contact the IRS to see what it is that you can do to estimate the earnings for your own tax return.\n\nYou could also contact the restaurant or the owners to see how you can get it.
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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.
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It should be on your W2.  Otherwise contact the SSA.
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It would be up to your employer to make your W-2 available online.  If they don't, they will either give it to you at work (assuming you still work there) or mail it to you by the end of this month.
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FROM IRS.GOV\n\nI didn't get my W-2 by January 31, so I asked my employer for it, but I still don't have it. What should I do?\n\nIf you don't receive your Form W-2 (PDF) by February 15, contact the IRS for assistance at (800) 829-1040. Also, you may want to refer to Tax Topic 154, Form W-2 - What To Do if Not Received, to see the specific information the IRS will need in order to prepare Form 4852 (PDF), Substitute For Form W-2, Wage and Tax Statement, or Form 1099R, Distributions from Pensions, Annuities, Retirement or Profit-Sharing Plans, IRAs, Insurance Contracts, etc.
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Let's see...   That's 7hrs/day mon-fri, so 35 hrs.  You work 17 hrs on the weekend.  I'd figure that's 5 hrs regular, and 12 hrs OT\n\nSo 40 x 6 + 12 x 9 = 348\n\nNow what you get after taxes depends on what you put on your W2.  If you aren't listed as a dependant for someone else, you probably should keep a good chunk of that, so my guess is $250-300.  Ca ching.\n\nYou can probably get a much more accurate number from your employer, or a coworker.\n\nBy the way, the California minimum is $6.75.  Federal is $5.15.
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On your pay stub, there should be a "how much was taken out this paycheck" and a "how much has been taken out YTD."  You could ask your employer if it's not provided.
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Take the form 1040 for 04' and the letter to a CPA and let them check into it. We can negotiate with the IRS for you
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If you mean your 1098, mortgage interest form, you can always get that information by calling the bank.  If you want to know how much tax you save with the deduction, try calculating your taxes with the deduction, and then without it.  Or, look at your total interest deduction compared to your tax bracket.
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I have never once had an employeer ask for my previous W2's.  Why dont you ask them why they need this information?  Here is a link with someone who had the same problem: \nhttp://vnboards.ign.com/thistledown/b5157/99916716/p1/?9
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They still have to file payroll tax returns they are required to send you the W2, so look for it in your mail.  If you do not get it soon try contacting them.  You are supposed to have it in your hand on January 31, 2006
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It's quite simple to file with only one W2 but since you are from out the country, the lingo of the IRS may be scary. I would recommend an accountant until you have a good understanding of the taxes in this country.
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It depends.  If you really can claim 2, then yes go and claim 2.  You will get more now and less/none on your refund.  This is preferable.  Just beware that if at tax time, you can't actually claim 2, you'll have to pay the taxes and in some cases, there might be penalties if you claim much more than you were supposed to.  As in, you claimed 10, but you were only supposed to claim 2.\n\nRead over the W-4 and claim the number that you should.  The labels are pretty clear.  It's nonoptimal to blindly claim 0 and get a return because the government gets to use your money interest free for that entire period when it was yours anyway.
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it will show up on your w-2 as DCB...day care benefits