W-2 vs W-4

This form has the name, address and city/state of your employer.

W-2

This form is sent to you to help you file your taxes; usually by Jan. 31st

W-2

You need this form to file your taxes at the end of the year.

W-2

If you get married, you may want to change information on this form.

W-4

The information on this form may change if your children move out of your house and are no longer dependent upon you.

W-4

This form asks you how many dependents you have.

W-4

This form has a record of the amount of taxes you paid last year.

W-2

This form has a record of the money you made last year.

W-2

This form has information about your social security taxes.

W-2

This form asks you whether or not you have a spouse.

W-4

This form shows the total number of deductions you want to record.

W-4

This is the form you fill out when you start a new job.

W-4

You fill out one of these forms for every job you have.

W-4