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UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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I just tried to access the ADP link and continue to get the same error message that I have received the past few days.
You don't need your W-2--just use your end of year paystub. If you use tax software to complete your returns simply import last year's return(s) and update your W-2 information using the numbers from your EOY paystub.
I e-filed both of my returns Thursday. Keep in mind that the IRS will not begin accepting e-filed returns until the 17th.
You don't need your W-2--just use your end of year paystub. If you use tax software to complete your returns simply import last year's return(s) and update your W-2 information using the numbers from your EOY paystub.
I e-filed both of my returns Thursday. Keep in mind that the IRS will not begin accepting e-filed returns until the 17th.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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I didnt have w2 for ups last year. Wheni log in just says no statements available. Im hoping they release by the 15th. If anyone used ado before and could help me l. Thanks
You can still prepare your taxes using your EOY paystub and when your W-2 is available, which should be the early part of next week, you can then compare the figures, put in the EIN and Employer Address and then e-file.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Susie, I was finally able to access the ADP link. The 2011 W-2's are not available yet.
They will be available in the next few days. We just finalized the year end files and released them to ADP.
Here's how the process works behind the scenes: after the final paycheck of the year, a special payroll environment is opened up for about a week to allow Payroll to make any last minute adjustments to YTD wages or taxes. (This is why it is a BAD idea to prepare your taxes from your last check stub. Also, it's against IRS rules.) That special payroll run closed about a week ago. After that, the data is finalized and sent to ADP. ADP creates reports and sends them back to UPS for review. UPS reviews them for accuracy and authorizes ADP to process the W2 files. That's the stage we're at now so ADP is working hard at generating the W2s and getting them ready to print.
Here's how the process works behind the scenes: after the final paycheck of the year, a special payroll environment is opened up for about a week to allow Payroll to make any last minute adjustments to YTD wages or taxes. (This is why it is a BAD idea to prepare your taxes from your last check stub. Also, it's against IRS rules.) That special payroll run closed about a week ago. After that, the data is finalized and sent to ADP. ADP creates reports and sends them back to UPS for review. UPS reviews them for accuracy and authorizes ADP to process the W2 files. That's the stage we're at now so ADP is working hard at generating the W2s and getting them ready to print.
moreluck
golden ticket member
Yep, you and Charlie........have a guy!!
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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The W-2's are on upsers this morning. Mine was the same as my end of year pay stub. I was not able to access the ADP link directly from upsers---I had to type ADP W-2 in the search field and was able to access it from there.
NYdriver
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menotyou
bella amicizia
My accountant says he has to use the ones the company mails you.What do you load your printer with, plastic?
lovemyupser
Well-Known Member
W2's are up on ADP. Here is the link if you need it. https://w2.adp.com/W2Services/w2Login.jsf
brownmonster
Man of Great Wisdom
Relax people. By law you have to get them by the 31st. If anyone needs a short term high interest loan give me a call.
Cementups
Box Monkey
What do you load your printer with, plastic?
why would I waste more paper in my printer when UPS/ADP is wasting plenty for me?
By law, they have to be postmarked by Jan 31, not received by Jan 31.
brownmonster
Man of Great Wisdom
It's sad that people are so itchy about this that they can't wait.
It's my money and I want it NOW!
This is why I adjust my W4 so that I always owe a small amount. A refund just means you had too much withheld during the year.
