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 Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 1:22 pm Subject: w-2 forms |
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I know this is dumb question. Well in 2994 my mother passed away. She did the bookeeping for our business. Well when 2005 arrived before i supposed to bring in the w-2 forms for our account. Well they were misplaced and she was the one(my mom) who take care of it. Well i need to get the taxes and i need to know how/where to get a copy for my accountant. I live in wisconsin and my former resisdence was in minn. Please if anyone has some good advice i would welcome it. Thanks,Jack
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jl_video
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Just a quick thought.....wouldn't the state of Minnesota have some type of records you could access?
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You can check this site out it might help W-2
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I do know that all W2's are sent to Social Security before they go to the IRS, but at this point, last tax year's (2005) W2's are already with the IRS. I also think that you might not be able to get copies, but the individual taxpayer could.
I wonder if there would be some way you could do this using your EIN??? It's worth a call to the IRS to ask.
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