The W2 is a tax form used by employees in the United States to report wages paid and taxes withheld.

Supported versions: Variations from 2016 or newer.

A W2 form is usually a stub that is smaller than a letter-sized page and can be:

• Located anywhere on a page with a blank background.

• Embedded within other text anywhere on a page.

• Included multiple times on the same page with a copy for the employee and another copy for the employer.

Supported fields on this form:

• ControlNumber

• Department

• Corporation

• EmployerUseOnly

• EmployersFEDIDNumber

• EmployeeSSN

• F01_WagesTipsOther

• F02_FederalInvomeTaxWitheld

• F03_SocialSecurityWages

• F04_SocialSecurityTaxWithheld

• F05_MedicareWagesAndtips

• F06_MedicareTaxWithheld

• F07_SocialSecurityTips

• F08_AllocatedTips

• F09_AdvanceEICPayment

• F10_DependentCareBenefits

• F11_NonQualifiedPlans

• F12a_Code

• F12a_Amount

• F12b_Code

• F12b_Amount

• F12c_Code

• F12c_Amount

• F12d_Code

• F12d_Amount

• F13_StatutoryEmployee

• F13_RetirementPlan

• F13_3rdPartySickPay

• F14_Other

• F15_State

• F15_EmployersStateIDNumber

• F16_StateWagesTips

• F17_StateIncomeTax

• F18_LocalWagesTips

• F19_LocalIncomeTax

• F20_LocalityName

• EmployerName

• EmployerStreet

• EmployerCity

• EmployerState

• EmployerZip

• EmployeeName

• EmployeeStreet

• EmployeeCity

• EmployeeState

• EmployeeZip

• Tax Year

Example: IRS Form W2