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Volume 6, Issue 259        May 21, 2004

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» From: Valencia, PA

Dear TaxMama:

My employer not only did not give me a W-2, but when I looked at my last pay stub, he was using the wrong Social Security number for me.

I know that I can use form 4852 to get the W-2.

But what do I do about the Social Security number?

Thank you!

Nicole

TaxMama Replies

Hi Nicole,

Once you get the information from IRS, write a letter to the Social Security Administration.

Send them the information and ask that they make the correction.

Call IRS at 800-829-1040 to alert them about the error. It will be harder to use Form 4852-T, since the W-2 isn't under your Social Security number.

[Note to readers: This should be a lesson to anyone on payroll: LOOK at your paystubs RIGHT NOW, or anytime you start a new job, to catch these things. Don't wait until you get that W-2. ]

Best wishes,

Eva Rosenberg
Your TaxMama


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