Employment Forms
Employment Forms
When starting a job search, it's important to be aware of the forms that employers may require so you're prepared to interview, prepared to be hired, and ready to start a new job. The last thing you need is a glitch and missing documentation that could stall the hiring process. Forms you may need include job applications, W-2 Forms, and I-9 Form...
Hiring Paperwork
New employees hired by a company are required to complete hiring paperwork include eligibility to work forms, tax withholding forms, and company specific paperwork.
How to Fill Out a W-4 for a New Job
Starting a new job? You will need to fill out a W-4 Form so your employer knows how much taxes to withhold from your paycheck. Here's how to complete the form.
I-9 Form
When hired for a new job, employees are required to prove that they are legally entitled to work in the United States. An Employment Eligibility Verification form (I-9 Form) must be completed and kept on file for each employment.
What Is an I-9 Verification Form?
Watch this About.com video to learn what is required to properly fill out the I-9 verification form for a job position.
Job Applications
Step by step guide to apply for a job, including how to apply for a job online, how to fill out a job application, how to write job application letters, and tips and advice for applying for jobs.
W-2 Form
Employers may ask for copies of your W2 forms to verify your compensation prior to making a job offer. If you don't have copies of your past W-2 forms you can ask your employer(s) for a copy or order copies of your past tax returns directly from the IRS.
W-4 Form
The W-4 Form is completed by an employee so the employer can withhold the correct amount of federal income tax from your pay.