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David Green642 said:The main thing is that you turned it in... don't let this get you down! Next time you'll have the experience under your belt and know exactly how to handle it... just hang in there.😉
I really appreciate you trying to cheer me up, though I'm honestly not sure if I should try to take action now or if it's better to just let it go.
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Brenda Chase3 said:Generally, employers have to file those W-2s by January 31st, whereas individuals file their own tax returns by April 15th. Are you saying you didn't file the employer side at all yet, or did you just wait until the tax deadline passed to submit everything from the employer's perspective? I understand that you filed your part alongside the tax return, but I'm trying to clarify: was the employer's W-2 package submitted with its own transmittal form?
It was submitted by my employer as an attachment to the tax filing, but without a transmittal sheet.🙂
Hi everyone!
I’m looking for some guidance... I’m not entirely sure if this is the right place to ask, but please bear with me since I’m still quite new here..
I started working in accounting for small business owners about a year ago, and I just made a bit of a blunder... I didn't submit the required tax forms for the 2013 fiscal year by the end of January like I was supposed to; instead, I filed them later along with the income tax returns.
I’m feeling a bit lost on how to handle this, as I'm worried they might not accept the late filing, so does anyone have any advice??