2009 W-2 forms are not available online anywhere.
You should have received your 2009 W-2 form from your employer on or before 31st January 2010. If you did not receive your form or you require a copy, you should first contact your employer as you as the employee re ultimately responsible for obtaining a copy. If you did not get the W-2 form by 14th February 2010 then the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) should have contacted your employer and requested that the employee copy be provided.
It is worth checking that your employer has your correct address on file. Your employer is required to send you a duplicate W2 to your correct address within two weeks.
If for whatever reason your employer can be of no assistance in this matter (such as the company has gone bust) then you should contact the IRS to obtain your W-2 form. You should have all of your employer’s information at hand as well as your info and an estimated figure of wages and taxes withheld for the year before contacting the IRS as they will ask you for such information.
As the W-2 form you require is now antiquated, the IRS may not be especially amenable to your request for said form. In this case you may have to pay another company to extract this information. These companies however may only employ the same methods described above.
One such company is Rapid Tax (www.rapidtax.org/id69.html) who charges $39.95 to access your old W-2s, going back to 2001. They will email or fax you the results so it appears that the information is not stored online, not accessibly anyway.
You should have received your 2009 W-2 form from your employer on or before 31st January 2010. If you did not receive your form or you require a copy, you should first contact your employer as you as the employee re ultimately responsible for obtaining a copy. If you did not get the W-2 form by 14th February 2010 then the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) should have contacted your employer and requested that the employee copy be provided.
It is worth checking that your employer has your correct address on file. Your employer is required to send you a duplicate W2 to your correct address within two weeks.
If for whatever reason your employer can be of no assistance in this matter (such as the company has gone bust) then you should contact the IRS to obtain your W-2 form. You should have all of your employer’s information at hand as well as your info and an estimated figure of wages and taxes withheld for the year before contacting the IRS as they will ask you for such information.
As the W-2 form you require is now antiquated, the IRS may not be especially amenable to your request for said form. In this case you may have to pay another company to extract this information. These companies however may only employ the same methods described above.
One such company is Rapid Tax (www.rapidtax.org/id69.html) who charges $39.95 to access your old W-2s, going back to 2001. They will email or fax you the results so it appears that the information is not stored online, not accessibly anyway.