Received old job's W2 for retirement plan (Box 12D) after filing 2024 taxes - Will I get audited?
Just got my refund from state for 2024 taxes but now received a W2 from my old 2023 job showing retirement plan contributions in box 12D. Already filed and got accepted for 2024. Really worried about getting audited now since I didnt include this w2. What should I do?
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Fatima Al-Mazrouei
Tax professional here - don't panic. If the W2 is for 2023, it has nothing to do with your 2024 tax return. Box 12D shows retirement contributions which were already reported on your 2023 W2 and should have been included in your 2023 return. This is likely just a duplicate or information statement.
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Giovanni Gallo
omg thank you so much! I was literally having a panic attack about this 😅
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Dylan Wright
wait so we're supposed to report retirement stuff? 👀 asking for a friend lol
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Fatima Al-Mazrouei
Yes, retirement contributions should always be reported! It actually helps reduce your taxable income in most cases 💯
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Dmitry Popov
in the same boat rn. these w2s coming in random times got me stressing fr fr
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Ava Rodriguez
bruh the IRS be playing games with our anxiety fr 🤡
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Miguel Ortiz
facts 💀 they love keeping us on our toes
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Zainab Khalil
Similar thing happened to me last year. Called IRS and waited 2 hrs just for them to tell me it was nothing to worry about smh
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QuantumQuest
Quick tip: always keep a folder for each tax year and throw any random w2s or tax docs in there when they come. Saves so much stress later!
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Connor Murphy
this is the way 💯
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