<title>Learn which information source to use for your taxes</title>
<category>tax</category>
<klink type="prcdr">Tell me which information source to use for my taxes</klink>
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<p>You may have more than one source for the same tax information. For example, you may track your wages throughout the year in Money and then receive a Form W-2 at the end of the year. You should use the information from your Form W-2 for your tax return because this is the information that is sent to the IRS. The same is true for interest income that is reported to you on Form 1099-INT. </p>
<p>Small differences between the amounts in your Money account and the form you receive at the end of the year may be due to rounding, fees, or timing differences. It's a good practice to account for any substantial differences between your records and the amounts on year-end forms. If you think the information you receive is incorrect, contact the company or person who sent you the form so they can issue a corrected form to you and to the IRS.</p>
