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If you began a new job in a different state in December 2006 and received your first paycheck on December 23 how many W-2 statements should you receive?
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If you are on an employee basis, you should receive a W-2 from every employer who you earned pay from, even if it wasn't et received, during the year. (If you work for a group of affiliated, but different, corporate entities under one common paymaster, you may receive one under the common paymasters ID). The amount of any income you have to declare and pay on in any State will be determined by apportionment ratios that are part of the State return calculations. Something (but not exactly) like if you spent 10% of your workdays there, then you pay on 10% of your income there, 90% to the other State.
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