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November 17, 2017
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New Jersey 2017 Form W-2 specifications released — filing due date remains February 28, 2018

The New Jersey Division of Taxation has released a booklet containing the calendar year 2017 Form W-2 electronic filing specifications. According to the specifications, the deadline for filing remains at February 28, 2018. A Division representative also confirmed that the filing deadline for calendar year 2017 remains at February 28, 2018, rather than conforming to the federal Form W-2 deadline of January 31, 2018.

The booklet contains the necessary instructions needed to file W-2 information via E-File. When filing via E-File, you must also complete and mail submitter form NJ-EFW2-S together with the associated Form NJ-W-3, Employer Reconciliation. The entire package is due by February 28, 2017.

For questions concerning the E-Filing of Forms W-2 with New Jersey, call JoEllen Stevens at the Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services, Technical Services at +1 609 530 7493;.

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For additional information concerning this Alert, please contact:
 
Workforce Advisory Services — Employment Tax Advisory
• Debera Salam(713) 750-1591;
• Kristie Lowery(704) 331-1884;
• Kenneth Hausser(732) 516-4558;
• Debbie Spyker(720) 931-4321;

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