I worked for Dollar Tree in 2008-2009 and here are the steps that you will need to follow (print your W-2 off of the ADP Website)

Your can either register or order a copy:

Registering for Online W-2s

1. Type this URL into your browser: https://w2.adp.com.

2. Click the Register Now link.

3. Click the Register Now button.

4. Type in the Registration Pass Code: DLTR-W2, then click Next.

5. In the "I want to verify my identity using my:" field, leave Social Security Number (SSN)

selected. You must use your Social Security Number to verify your identity.

6. Type in your name (as it appears on your pay check) and your Social Security Number.

7. Click Next.

8. Type in your e-mail address. This e-mail address will be used to send you your username and password information.

9. Type in your City/Town of birth. Then select two separate security questions and provide

answers.

10. Your user ID will be displayed on this screen. Write it down.

11. Next, create your password and click Submit. Note: Keep your password handy for logging in later.

12. You will be directed back to the login screen of the W-2 Portal. Click Login.

14. Select Yes to "Go Paperless."

15. Click Accept to confirm the "paperless" selection.

13. Type in your username and password, and click OK. Check your e-mail if you've forgotten your username. You will receive an e-mail from ADP that includes your username and password.

16. Type the confirmation number here, then click Save. You're done!

17. To view and print a W-2, click on the link for the year you need.

REGISTRATION PROCESS IF YOU CANNOT VERIFY IDENTITY

1. If you receive the following message:

!"Sorry, we could not verify your identity with the information you provided.

Please check your information and enter it again."

Optionally, you can continue the registration process by selecting an

individual ADP product and validating your identity against that product.

2. DOUBLE CLICK ON continue the registration process

3. Select a Service: drop down box and select W2 Services CLICK NEXT

4. Employee ID: Your employee number is located on the top left corner

of your pay stubs. You do not need to enter leading zeros when

entering your employee number.

5. Company Code = WFX

6. Home ZIP Postal Code:

7. Tax Year: 2009

CLICK NEXT

8. First Name:

9. Middle Initial:

10. Last Name:

11. Business/Personal E-Mail:

12. Confirm E-Mail:

13. Phone:

CLICK NEXT

14. City Town of Birth: (No punctuation)

15. Birth Month and Day

16. Select Security Question 1 (Remember this) answer must be over 6 characters

17. Select Security Question 2 (Remember this) answer must be over 6 characters

CLICK NEXT

18. Create Password: (Remember this)

19. Confirm Password:

CLICK SUBMIT

20. Once you have completed the registration process, you will be directed

to the home page.

W-2 Order A Copy

If you wish to order a copy the cost is $3.00/Money Order only. I have attached a copy of the form.

Thank you.

If you have lawsuit winnings that are taxable, you must use Form 1040. You can't use Form 1040A. Lawsuit settlements that compensate you for physical injuries/sickness from an accident aren't taxable. Punitive damages and damages for nonphysical injuries are usually taxable.

Taxable lawsuit winnings are entered on line 21-Other Income in the Income Section on page 1 of Form 1040. Be sure to check whether your legal expenses for winning your lawsuit are deductible. Legal expenses for nontaxable winnings aren't deductible.

But legal expenses for taxable winnings can be claimed on line 23-Other Expenses of the Job Expenses and Certain Miscellaneous Deductions of Schedule A (Itemized Deductions). If the total of those expenses plus any other expenses in the Job/Miscellaneous Section exceed 2 percent (.02) of your adjusted gross income (AGI), then the amount over 2 percent is deductible.

Form 1040A is only used for specified types of income. One, wages, salaries, tips. Two, interest and ordinary dividends. Three, capital gain distributions. Four, taxable scholarships/fellowships. Five, pensions, annuities, and IRAs. Six, unemployment compensation. Seven, taxable social security and railroad retirement benefits. Eight, Alaska Permanent Fund dividends.

You can withdraw (also called "distribute") money from your IRA penalty-free after you reach age 59 and a half. At that time, you will owe ordinary income tax on monies distributed from a Traditional or Rollover IRA. Monies distributed from a Roth IRA are income tax free, because you paid income tax on the contribution to the Roth IRA in the year it was earned.

Funds distributed from any type of IRA before you reach age 59 and a half are subject to a 10% penalty, plus funds distributed from a Traditional or Rollover IRA are always subject to ordinary income tax treatment.

Exceptions to this rule include distributions for things like qualified medical expenses (subject to an income threshold), purchasing your first home, and in the event that you have become disabled. I recommend strongly that you review the IRS website for current rules about distributions and exceptions to the penalty.

http://www.irs.gov/publications/p590/ch01.html

You might also consult with a tax preparer.

Another thing to note is that you can distribute contributions from your Roth IRA without paying a penalty or income tax, since you have already paid income tax on that money. If you distribute earnings (amounts you have earned by investing) from a Roth, you will owe the 10% penalty.