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Subject: Re: what to do about taxes - no social security number Posted on: Tue, 15 Mar 2005 23:16:17 +0000


> Thanks. Now do you think the employee and/or the company should do if
> the company put the employee's EAD number as the SSN in the w-2?

If the person has an SSN or later is assigned an SSN the employer should
submit a W-2c and W-3. The employer has 3 years to send in the
correction.

The employee should request a Social Security Statement, i.e. if the
correction is sent in 2005, request it the begining of 2007. If the
wages are missing contact SSA with proof of the earnings, i.e, W-2, pay
stubs, so the earnings can be posted to the earnings record.

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