Latigo
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Request copies from your employers. |
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ypool_goddess
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Call the IRS and inform them you've misplaced your W-2's and would like them to send a copy of your earning for the year in question.. It'll be in your mailbox within 7 days..
I've done this at least 3 times..
Oh yea, boston up there is usually correct, I've read alot of his answers.. But I swear that IRS has all the information and is willing to give it out.. This year they sent me information from 2000, 2002, 2003, & 2004. They don't look like W-2's, however they have every bit of information on them that a W-2 would.. I would think the mortgage company would accept them. Tell the mortgage company your previous copies were in a fire or flood.. |
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robee
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I'd contact my employers from that time. They may have them on computer. |
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aerowrite
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You can get it by calling your employers. They are required to keep it on file for a few years. |
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soelo
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While your employer did provide that info to the IRS, and so they may have it somewhere, it would be much faster and more reliable to ask your employers.
Also, did you have any Federal (or state) taxes taken from your paychecks? If so, I don't understand how you "didn't make enough money to file for a tax return". I have filed a return every year since I started working. Even the year I only made a few hundred dollars, I still got a small refund. |
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tibbadoe
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Ask your employer. The should be able to provide the W2 for you. |
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snowboarder_hottie_forever
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i would get copy's of the w2s or i would not file |
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Ebony
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Go to your local irs office and ask for a copy of your wage transcript for what ever year you are looking for. Also, every year you work, you need to file, no matter how much or little money you make. How are u buying a house and work a part time job by the way? Im trying to buy my second house and i am self employeed and i know the mortgage companies want to see income for proof of how you are going to be able to pay the mortgage! |
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Col
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You definitely need to call the places of business that you worked at either their accounting department or the human resorces. I think that is about all you can do. I would also try to get the forms for that year and you may be pleasantly surprised that you are owed a return. It would definitely not hurt to just calculate it and see with the standard deduction if you guys did not make alot you just may get a return. |
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JC
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Either request a copy of them from your previous employer, or go to the Social Security office and have them print them off for you. Your previous employer would be your best bet though. Most businesses (should) keep payroll records for the past 7-10 years. |
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PJPeach
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You would be better off contacting your employer(s) for this information. When the information is sent to you from your employer, it is also submitted to the IRS, however, particularly at this time of the year you'd be much better off soliciting the info from the employer. The IRS is incredible busy, as you can imagine, and this is not going to fall into one of their priority areas at this time. Also, they are beginning to charge for many of the services that were once furnished free of charge, in an effort to have taxpayers take more responsibility.
One thing to keep in mind is that even when you haven't earned enough money to owe taxes, you may still have had taxes withheld, in which case you would want to file a return in order to claim a refund of that withholding. There are certain circumstances where you might also be eligible for other items, such as earned income credit. The IRS will figure this credit for you , free of charge, if you want them to, but you must file. So get to work. Contact your prior employer. Get those W-2s. And if you've got anything due you, file a late return! IRS will even do that for you free, if you send them the info (W-2s, etc.) or you can go to any local VITA site or local IRS office. Good luck. |
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Richard H
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Request the form from a previous employer. |
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kembet52
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contact your employee that you worked for last year and request a copy of w-2.. |
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no_um_4_u
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You can get it from the payroll department of the job you were at. They have them whether you file or not. |
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bostonianinmo
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You get those from your employers. Since you didn't file a return, that's the ONLY place you can get them from. |
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woman of steel
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At the Department of Administration. This is only if the company you worked for sent copies to them. If not, ask the accounting department at your former (recent) Job. They should of sent it to you in the first place. They should have a copy, and they usually charge to make you one. |
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cinsmith1
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You can request them from the businesses you worked at and they should be able to provide them. If that is not an option you can contact the social security administration, they get a copy yearly as well. |
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miraclehand2020
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call your previous employers they would send you copies |
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vikas a
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ha ha ha ha bye |
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MBGK1
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Contact HR-dept./previous employer. Employment info should be kept on file for at least 6yrs, in case of an audit. |
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amanda R
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Go back to the jobs and ask them for COPIES because they have to keep them on record or else they will notify the Government that they need your W-2's |
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mommy3
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Call the place of employment they would have a copy of the W2 they can make a copy for you. |
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Revo
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It seems impractical for the loan officer requiring you to secure a copy of what you have not filed. The best thing to do is to ask certificate of exemptions from the BIR Office for those two years that you have not filed tax returns. |
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danii03
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Call your previous employer and ask them to mail you a copy. |
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SMOOTH
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Well always remember this, there are people that work with IRS,
or H&R Block that can get you a copy of any W-2 form or you
could go back and talk to your previous employer, Remember
documents like that are always kept on file, the number of
sources are unlimited... most loan officers and real estate
agents really don't need W-2 forms for proof of income, there
are others ways |
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loisshop
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IRS has all.....call them....best source of accurate help. |
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art_raiders
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What I did, was my last pay stub has the total you earn and taxes you paid. Bought blank copies of W-2 from Office Depot made copies from computer. As long as information is accurate it is legal W-2 form. Or call Job, they will send you copies. |
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RK
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You can download the necessary form for request of tax transcript from
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f4506t.pdf
This will probably be quicker than calling the IRS (if you could even get through to their 800 number at this time of year).
They will send it directly to your mortgage broker if you so request, but in your place I would rather review the form first myself (have it sent directly to you). |
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mnl3387
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Call the company's human resources and ask them to send you your W-2's . |
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sun123
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Try this link: http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq1-6.html |
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taxhelp
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You can get your IRS issued W-2 transcripts in 1-2 days from Accuverify.com, even if you didn't file. Your employer has to report your earnings to the IRS. |
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