Quick Tax Question

[iamwiz82]

I am filing via the TurboTax Freedom project(online) and have come to the point of completion. My question is, what do I do with my W2s? Nowhere does it say where to send them, if at all. The only form I need to fill out is the 8453-OL. I just want to make sure that W2s, 1099s, etc are no longer required.

 

[KK]

Don't send them in, they are not needed, keep a record though.

KK

 

[Dari]

another question: If I had two different jobs within the same year, do I have to file my taxes separately?

 

[tm37]

Originally posted by: Dari
another question: If I had two different jobs within the same year, do I have to file my taxes separately?

Nope you add them up😉

 

[Zim Hosein]

Originally posted by: Dari
another question: If I had two different jobs within the same year, do I have to file my taxes separately?

Not that I am aware of Dari, last year when I filed my taxes, I had more than one W2 forms and all that was needed was the addition from all of the W2 to answer the tax questions correctly. Once that was done, I just filed once w/ the IRS.

 

[Dari]

Originally posted by: Zim Hosein

Originally posted by: Dari
another question: If I had two different jobs within the same year, do I have to file my taxes separately?

Not that I am aware of Dari, last year when I filed my taxes, I had more than one W2 forms and all that was needed was the addition from all of the W2 to answer the tax questions correctly. Once that was done, I just filed once w/ the IRS.

If I am to add them up, the software should ask me for multiple employee IDs, right?

 

[Zim Hosein]

Originally posted by: Dari

Originally posted by: Zim Hosein

Originally posted by: Dari
another question: If I had two different jobs within the same year, do I have to file my taxes separately?

Not that I am aware of Dari, last year when I filed my taxes, I had more than one W2 forms and all that was needed was the addition from all of the W2 to answer the tax questions correctly. Once that was done, I just filed once w/ the IRS.

If I am to add them up, the software should ask me for multiple employee IDs, right?

I don't know the answer to that Dari as my taxes are done by an accountant the old via the forms the IRS mails to me sorry.

 

[amdforever2]

www.hrblock.com

online tax program > turbo tax freedom.

 

[Argo]

I use turbotax for web. It allows you to enter multiple W2s.

 

[FoBoT]

Originally posted by: Dari

Originally posted by: Zim Hosein

Originally posted by: Dari
another question: If I had two different jobs within the same year, do I have to file my taxes separately?

Not that I am aware of Dari, last year when I filed my taxes, I had more than one W2 forms and all that was needed was the addition from all of the W2 to answer the tax questions correctly. Once that was done, I just filed once w/ the IRS.

If I am to add them up, the software should ask me for multiple employee IDs, right?

tax software lets you enter multiple W-2's and then adds the income and stuff onto the other forms

you don't add the info on the W-2's yourself, the software will do it for you

if you are doing it paper/pencil, then you have to add the W-2 info from multiple W-2's yourself and enter the totals on the paper form

 

[Dari]

Originally posted by: FoBoT

Originally posted by: Dari

Originally posted by: Zim Hosein

Originally posted by: Dari
another question: If I had two different jobs within the same year, do I have to file my taxes separately?

Not that I am aware of Dari, last year when I filed my taxes, I had more than one W2 forms and all that was needed was the addition from all of the W2 to answer the tax questions correctly. Once that was done, I just filed once w/ the IRS.

If I am to add them up, the software should ask me for multiple employee IDs, right?

tax software lets you enter multiple W-2's and then adds the income and stuff onto the other forms

you don't add the info on the W-2's yourself, the software will do it for you

if you are doing it paper/pencil, then you have to add the W-2 info from multiple W-2's yourself and enter the totals on the paper form

Thanks a lot guys. This is really helping me out. Finally one more question. If you attended school in 2001 and qualify for the educational credits but couldn't get it because you worked for a short amount of time and got all your federal dollars back, can you roll-over those educational costs into your next tax return?