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W-2 forms are required to report employee wages and taxes. Adams Tax makes it easy to prepare, review, and file W-2s accurately while staying compliant with IRS requirements.

Use a W-2 for employees

Employees work under your direction - you control how, when, and where the work is done. Taxes are withheld from their wages and reported using a W-2 form.

Common examples:

Full-time or part-time employees

Employees on payroll

Workers receiving regular wages

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W-2s are required for employee wage reporting

W-2 forms summarize wages, tips, and taxes withheld for employees and must be filed with the IRS and provided to employees each year.

Common examples:

Annual employee wage statements

Payroll tax reporting

Employer tax compliance

How W-2 filing works

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Step 1 - Create

Enter employee and wage details


Add employee information and wage data to generate your W-2 forms.

Step 2 - Submit

Review and file your W-2s

Review everything for accuracy and securely eFile your W-2s with the IRS and your state, when required.

Step 3 - Share

Distribute employee copies

Email forms to employees, print copies, or have Adams mail them for you.

Everything you need, where you need it

Whether you’re filing W-2 forms for one employee or many, Adams keeps everything organized and easy to manage.

File with confidence:

  • Accurate employee wage reporting

  • Built-in checks to catch common errors

  • Avoid IRS penalties

  • IRS-compliant and always up to date

  • Flexible delivery options

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