W-2 and 1042-S Information

FORM W-2: WAGE AND TAX STATEMENT

UVA is required by federal law to provide each employee with a Form W-2. Employees can expect to receive a Form W-2 by January 31 of each year.  For employees who have left UVA, W-2’s will be mailed by January 31. 

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The W-2 form is your wage and tax statement provided by your employer. The W-2 form includes information regarding taxable wages paid to you, and the taxes withheld from those wages for the calendar year specified on the W-2 form. 

Employees need the W-2 form for filing personal income tax returns. Information about how to read each Box of the W-2 is available here. Need help printing your W-2?  Try the "Show Me How" feature in Workday.

Requesting Prior Year W-2s

  • Active employees can access prior year W-2s  (2019 - forward) through Workday

  • Former employees should email AskFinance@virginia.edu to request W-2s

  • Email must be sent from your personal email account

  • IT must include your full name, the last four digits of your Social Security number, the years for which W-2s are needed, and the address where they should be sent.

If you have further questions about W-2s, please get in touch with the HR Solution Center at 434-243-3344 or AskHR@virginia.edu 


1042-S INFORMATION FOR FOREIGN NATIONAL STUDENTS/EMPLOYEES

The 1042-S is a year-end federal tax document given to a non-resident alien who received wages exempted from federal and state tax withholding by a tax treaty or received a non-qualified non-taxable scholarship. The 1042-S has an income code, which describes the type of income being reported.  In certain cases, you may receive a W-2 in addition to a 1042-S; the two forms are usually mailed at the same time.  The 1042-S will be postmarked no later than March 15. 

If you know that you should have received a Form 1042-S but have not received it, please contact us at AskFinance@virginia.edu

For more information on 1042-S, please see our FAQ.