Printing and Filing W-2s Electronically

Updated by Marni Stewart

You may print and file your W2s anytime after you have completed the last Payroll Run with a Pay Date in the ending year. W-2s must be distributed to your employees and submitted to the IRS by January 31st. The IRS encourages all employers to file electronically. Employers with more than 10 W-2s must file their W-2s electronically.

  1. In HR Hub, select Reports, then click on the Manual tab. Select W2 in the Report Type field. Select the appropriate tax year in the Year field. Click Run.
  2. HR Hub will display each employee who will get a W-2 with their personal information, tax totals, and W2 details. This is what will print on the W-2. Review each employee's information to verify it is correct.
    It is your responsibility to verify the W-2 information is correct.
  3. Once you have verified the W-2 information is correct, click Post W-2s to Employee Portal. Employees will have the option to opt into paperless W-2s. Once you post the W-2s to the Employee Portal, they will be able to view their digital W-2 and download it.
  4. To print employees' W-2 copies, click W-2 Employees Copies B, C & 2. A folder will download with each a PDF of each employee's W-2s into your Downloads folder. Unzip the folder and print each employee's W-2 forms.
  5. Next, click W-2 eFile. HR Hub will download the appropriate file to your Downloads folder.
  6. You will need to file electronically with the SSA using your Business Services Login. For information on how to file electronically, see https://www.ssa.gov/bso.
    Iowa agencies will need to file with both the Federal government and separately with the State of Iowa at https://govconnect.iowa.gov.
    Oklahoma agencies will need to file both the Federal government and separately with the State of Oklahoma at https://oktap.tax.ok.gov/oktap/web/_/.
    For agencies in Iowa, the W-2 file will have a different name, IAW2-[BEN]-[YYYYMMDDHHMMSS]. You can use this file to file with both the Federal government and the State of Iowa.


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