Box 14 of Form W-2 Wage and Tax Statement allows your employer to enter a variety of information.  Employers might use abbreviations and codes in Box 14, and you may need to ask your employer to interpret those abbreviations or codes.  Reporting Box 14 information in your W-2 in TaxAct is only for your benefit and tax records.  The information you enter for Box 14 will not automatically flow to any other forms, so if you have Box 14 information that needs to be reported on other parts of your return, you will need to enter the information in the appropriate section of the Federal Q&A.

Fill out Form W-2 in your TaxAct return, and enter your Box 14 - Description, Amount, and other information (if you need help, go to our Form W-2 - Entering in the TaxAct Program FAQ):

1. From within your Form W-2, continue with the interview process until you reach the screen titled W-2: Enter Your information.
2. Scroll down to the Box 14 section, and click the checkbox next to Yes, there is something in Box 14.
3. On the screen titled W-2: Enter your information from Box 14, enter the information listed on the W-2 you received. Click View More for additional guidance.

Employers may use Box 14 to report information in the list below:

• Union Dues
• Medical and Dental Expenses
• Employee Expense - Form 2106 or Schedule C
• Charitable - Entering Contributions and Donations in Program
• Mandatory State Disability and Unemployment Insurance Contributions
• Form W-2 - Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
• New York - Public Employee Retirement 414(h) Contributions
• Form W-2 - Tier I Medicare Railroad Retirement
• Employer-Provided Educational Assistance

Related Links

• Form W-2 - Filing Multiple Copies
• IRS Form W-2 Instructions for Employee Box 14

Note that any link in the information above is updated each year automatically and will take you to the most recent version of the webpage or document at the time it is accessed.