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In this informative article, CPA Nancy Ekrem outlines several scenarios taxpayers may encounter with their tax documents, such as receiving forms with incorrect personal information or facing missing forms altogether. For issues like incorrect Social Security numbers, she advises immediate contact with the issuing company or employer to obtain corrected documents. The article stresses the importance of addressing discrepancies in wages reported on W-2 forms to prevent complications with the IRS and ensure proper Social Security credit. Taxpayers are reminded that they are responsible for reporting all income, even if they do not receive the relevant forms, and should reconstruct their income based on available documentation. If they fail to receive expected forms like W-2s or 1099s, contacting the IRS is recommended for assistance.

Additionally, the need to file amended returns is highlighted for those who receive corrected documents post-filing. The emphasis on early detection and prompt action serves as a reminder of the complexities involved in tax reporting. Ultimately, the article serves as a valuable resource for ensuring accurate tax documentation and compliance.

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