“”The letter is for the tax year 2002.””
What you posted is in reference to the W-2 submitted by an employer at the end of the year for the year’s earning.
This is not the kind of “No match letter” that’s the subject in this case. The “No match letters” come from the Social Security Administration throughout the year after the receipt of an employer’s quarterly earnings reports when the name submitted and the social security numbers do not match with Social Security records.
This is the kind of letter Gloria is holding up.
Good question posted here also is where did those other “No match letters” go after the first year? Did the maid get the mail and since she knew what was in the first one, (which apparently Whitman’s husband gave to her), seeing it came from the Social Security Administration, destroy them?
I do believe that Meg Whitman - running a huge Corporation at the time, had other/bigger issues to concentrate on when this one letter was mailed out.
What you posted is in reference to the W-2 submitted by an employer at the end of the year for the year’s earning.
This is not the kind of “No match letter” that’s the subject in this case. The “No match letters” come from the Social Security Administration throughout the year after the receipt of an employer’s quarterly earnings reports when the name submitted and the social security numbers do not match with Social Security records.
No, I posted the image of the "no match letter." Here it is again, stating, "We can't put these earnings on the employee's Social Security record until the name and Social Security number you reported agree with our records":
