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how do i file two W2's from two different jobs?
I filed my one W2 from my previous job. But then forgot to do the other one from my recent job. and when i tried to file it again on the same tax website the IRS rejected it and said that I had already filed a w2. So does this mean in order to file my 2nd W2 ill have to do it the paper way.
heres the error code from the site. www.olt.com
You received an error code 515 from the IRS. This error means that you have already filed your return through another means (teletax, paperfile, another site etc.). If you are trying to file an amended return, you cannot do this electronically. You need to paper file Form 1040X. You can find this form and instructions on the IRS website www.irs.gov or on our homepage under IRS
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- Sharon TLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Yes, all amended returns have to be filed on paper. You can download Form 1040X for the purpose. Don't mail it in until you have received your refund, but be sure to get it in along with any balance due by 4-15.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
You will need to file a paper 1040 -X, and the same for your State - this will delay any refund you may have had coming, but is better than the IRS sending a not so friendly letter later on. The forms are @ www.irs.gov
- Anonymous4 years ago
You below-said your income. likely no longer some thing will take position, nonetheless you would possibly want to both owe money to the authorities or have money due decrease back to you. you ought to document an amended go back and upload the income from the second one W-2 to make confident your taxes are the perfect decision. If the IRS later discovers the blunders of their want, you'd be to blame for the taxes owed + pastime and consequences.
