Sign Up for Electronic W-2s
Starting this fall, you will be able to sign up to receive your 2015 W-2 tax document electronically in January 2016.
Some of the benefits of receiving your W-2 electronically are:
- Get it faster — You can receive your W-2 faster electronically rather than waiting on the mail
- Never lose your W-2 — Download a copy as many times as you want - anytime, anywhere
- More secure — No more important tax documents being sent through the mail
- Download your W-2 directly to your tax preparation company — Download your W-2 data directly to Jackson-Hewitt, H&R Block, Turbo Tax, Complete Tax, Liberty Tax Service, EZtaxreturn.com. or TaxACT.
Watch the Newswire. More information on how to sign up coming soon!
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Contacts
Jacque Linebarger, director, HR Administration
Human Resources
(479) 575-6209,
jklineba@uark.edu
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