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- Form 8959: Taxpayer does not have a single w-2 with medicare wages in excess of 200,000.00, there was medicare withholding in excess of the 1.45%. Paper file only?
Form 8959: Taxpayer does not have a single w-2 with medicare wages in excess of 200,000.00, there was medicare withholding in excess of the 1.45%. Paper file only?
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dwcbuck
Level 1
04-03-2023
10:11 AM
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As an alternative to paper file, could you efile without the form, then amend to claim the excess medicare withholding?
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PhoebeRoberts
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04-03-2023
10:36 AM
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That type of excess Medicare withholding you get back from your employer, not through the 1040.
