Get Al Ador A-3 2001

Form W-3 is a transmittal form that's sent to the Social Security Administration to show the total earnings, Social Security wages, Medicare wages, and withholding for all employees in the previous year. The official title of the form is "Transmittal of Wage and Tax Statements."

Form W-3 is a transmittal form that's sent to the Social Security Administration to show the total earnings, Social Security wages, Medicare wages, and withholding for all employees in the previous year. The official title of the form is "Transmittal of Wage and Tax Statements."

W-2 and W-3 forms are definitely similar. The main difference lies in their receiver. Copies of a W-2 form go from the employer to the employee. Copies of a form W-3 go from an employer to the Social Security Administration (along with additional copies of W-2s).

When Must I File Form W-3? Form W-3 must be submitted to the Social Security Administration no later than January 31 the year following the tax year, along with a copy of all the W-2 statements which it summarizes. This is the due date for both paper and electronically filed reports.

The following must be printed in nonreflective black ink. Identifying number 22222 or 33333 at the top of the forms. ... .05 The official red-ink Form W-3 and Form W-2 (Copy A) are 7.50 inches wide. Employers filing Forms W-2 (Copy A) with the SSA on paper also must file a Form W-3.

The W3 will display in a separate PDF window. Control Number (optional) A control number is a unique number assigned by an employer to identify individual W-2 wage and tax statements.

.05 The official red-ink Form W-3 and Form W-2 (Copy A) are 7.50 inches wide. Employers filing Forms W-2 (Copy A) with the SSA on paper also must file a Form W-3.

Social Security accepts laser printed Forms W-2/W-3 as well as the standard red drop-out ink forms. Both the laser forms and the red drop-out ink forms must comply with Internal Revenue Service's Publication 1141 and require pre-approval from Social Security.

Form W-3 is a transmittal form that's sent to the Social Security Administration to show the total earnings, Social Security wages, Medicare wages, and withholding for all employees in the previous year. The official title of the form is "Transmittal of Wage and Tax Statements."

Form W-3 must be submitted to the Social Security Administration no later than January 31 the year following the tax year, along with a copy of all the W-2 statements which it summarizes. ... NOTE: If you file W-2 forms electronically with the Social Security Administration, you don't need to file a W-3 form.

Form 40 is the Alabama income tax return form for all full-time and part-time state residents (non-residents must file a Form 40NR).

Go to http://revenue.alabama.gov/forms/ to use the fillable forms. To order paper forms and booklets go to our website http://www.revenue.alabama.gov/forms/order-bulk-income-tax-forms/.

Register online with the AL Dept of Revenue to receive a Withholding Account Number within 5-7 days. Find an existing Withholding Account Number: On Form A-1 or A-3, Employer's Quarterly or Annual Return of Income Tax Filed. By calling the AL Dept of Revenue at (334) 242-1584.

Form 40 is the Alabama income tax return form for all full-time and part-time state residents (non-residents must file a Form 40NR). This tax return package includes Form 4952A, Schedules A, B, CR, D, E and OC. Form 40 requires you to list multiple forms of income, such as wages, interest, or alimony .

All Alabama residents who earn at least $5,200 (or $10,500 as a married couple) are required to file their Alabama income tax return. If you are an Alabama resident and have been working in a different state, you also need to file your return.