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- I'm working on a multi-state return with multiple W2's. One W2 has a lower amount entered in box 16 than box 1. Do I ignore it?
I'm working on a multi-state return with multiple W2's. One W2 has a lower amount entered in box 16 than box 1. Do I ignore it?
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mbutler
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08-14-2021
08:39 AM
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box 16 is lower than box 1
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George4Tacks
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08-14-2021
09:29 AM
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That may be due to the employer paying in more than one state - $10,000 Federal and $8,000 to Idaho and $2,000 to Utah. Look carefully at all W-2s to be sure you properly allocate to the appropriate state. Sometimes codes N and S are necessary.
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