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🔍 The amounts entered on form NJ2450 line 1a do not reflect the amounts entered on W2 - The amounts entered on form NJ2450 line 1a do not reflect the amounts entered on W2, line 14.
This message means the amounts you entered on form NJ2450 line 1a do not match what is shown on your W-2 box 14 (specifically, the amount reported on W-2 line 14).
⚠️ Before You Begin
You will need to review the following on your documents:
- W-2 box 14
- Form NJ2450 line 1a
📊 Step-by-Step Guide
Step 1: Enter the W-2 box 14 amounts using the correct codes
Use this when you need to match what is reported on your W-2.
On the W-2 box 14, enter it using the codes in this format:
NJSUI NJSDI NJFLI
Step 2: If an employer withheld more than the maximum, only enter the maximum
Use this when your employer withheld more than the allowed limit.
If any single employer withheld more than the maximum for any of the following:
- UI/WF/SWF
- Disability insurance
- Family leave insurance contributions
…you are to enter only the maximum on the claim form.
Step 3: Understand how over-withholdings are handled
Use this to avoid claiming amounts that must be refunded by the employer.
Any amounts over the maximum were incorrectly withheld and must be refunded by that particular employer.
Refunds of over withholdings of contributions by an individual employer are the responsibility of that employer and are not subject to be claimed as a credit on your Gross Income Tax Return.
❌ Common Errors
- Entering W-2 box 14 amounts without using the required codes (NJSUI, NJSDI, NJFLI).
- Entering more than the maximum when an employer withheld above the allowed limit.
- Trying to claim employer refund amounts as a credit on your Gross Income Tax Return.
📞 Still Need Help?
If you are having trouble, contact our support team:
Phone: 1-800-516-9442
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