Employee
Form W-2 Information Roach, Kelly Volpe, Ralph Myer, Randi Ford, Kenneth Carmen, Chrissy Zuber, Hal
1. Wages, tips, other compensation
2. Federal income tax withheld
3. Social security wages
4. Social security taxes withheld
5. Medicare wages and tips
6. Medicare tax withheld
7. Social security tips
8. Allocated tips
9. Advance EIC payment
10. Dependent care benefits
11. Nonqualified plans
12a - 12c: See reference guide
13. Indicate correct boxes
14. Other
16. State wages, tips, etc.
17. State income tax
18. Local wages, tips, etc.
19. Local income tax
Form W-3 Information Provide amounts for the following fields:
1. Wages, tips, and other compensation $
2. Federal income tax withheld $
3. Social security wages $
4. Social security wages withheld $
5. Medicare wages and tips $
6. Medicare tax withheld $
7. Social security tips $
8. Allocated tips $
9. Advance EIC payments $
10. Dependent care benefits $
11. Nonqualified plans $
12. Deferred compensation $
16. State wages, tips, etc $
17. State income tax $
18. Local wages, tips, etc. $
19. Local income tax $
There is no question here.
The provided information appears to be a sample employee W-2 form and W-3 form. These forms are used for reporting an employee's income and taxes withheld for a specific tax year.
To complete Form W-2:
1. Fill in the amount of wages, tips, and any other compensation that the employee received during the tax year.
2. Enter the total amount of federal income tax that was withheld from the employee's wages.
3. Report the amount of wages subject to Social Security tax.
4. Enter the total amount of Social Security taxes withheld from the employee's wages.
5. Report the amount of wages and tips subject to Medicare tax.
6. Enter the total amount of Medicare tax withheld from the employee's wages.
7. If the employee received any tips subject to Social Security tax, report that amount here.
8. If any tips were allocated to the employee from a large food or beverage establishment, enter the allocated tip amount.
9. If the employee received any advance earned income credit (EIC) payments, report that amount here.
10. Enter the value of any dependent care benefits provided by the employer.
11. Report any contributions made by the employee and the employer to nonqualified plans.
12a - 12c: These sections refer to a reference guide and should be completed accordingly.
13. Indicate which boxes on the W-2 form are correctly filled.
14. Enter any other information that is necessary for the employee's tax reporting.
16. Report the amount of wages, tips, etc. subject to state taxes.
17. Enter the total amount of state income tax withheld from the employee's wages.
18. Report the amount of wages, tips, etc. subject to local taxes.
19. Enter the total amount of local income tax withheld from the employee's wages.
To complete Form W-3:
1. Transfer the total amount of wages, tips, and other compensation from Form W-2 here.
2. Transfer the total amount of federal income tax withheld from Form W-2 here.
3. Transfer the total amount of Social Security wages from Form W-2 here.
4. Transfer the total amount of Social Security taxes withheld from Form W-2 here.
5. Transfer the total amount of Medicare wages and tips from Form W-2 here.
6. Transfer the total amount of Medicare tax withheld from Form W-2 here.
7. Transfer the total amount of Social Security tips from Form W-2 here.
8. Transfer the total amount of allocated tips from Form W-2 here.
9. Transfer the total amount of advance earned income credit (EIC) payments from Form W-2 here.
10. Transfer the total amount of dependent care benefits from Form W-2 here.
11. Transfer the total amount of contributions made to nonqualified plans from Form W-2 here.
12. Transfer the total amount of deferred compensation from Form W-2 here.
16. Transfer the total amount of state wages, tips, etc. from Form W-2 here.
17. Transfer the total amount of state income tax withheld from Form W-2 here.
18. Transfer the total amount of local wages, tips, etc. from Form W-2 here.
19. Transfer the total amount of local income tax withheld from Form W-2 here.
Please note that these instructions are general guidelines and may vary depending on the specific requirements of the tax authority. It is always recommended to consult the official instructions provided by the tax authority or seek professional advice to ensure accurate completion of tax forms.