Dayforce W-2 – Earnings → Year End Forms

How to Get Your W-2 From Dayforce (Year End Forms Guide)

If your employer uses Dayforce, your W-2 is in the Earnings area on the Year End Forms tab. Here’s how to get it, based on Dayforce’s Employee Guide.

Dayforce W-2 – Quick Information

WhereEarnings → Year End Forms tab
Forms thereW-2, 1099 (and T4 in Canada)
Past yearsDayforce recommends asking your employer’s HR or payroll team
Deadline2026 W-2s are due by February 1, 2027

How to Download Your W-2 in Dayforce

Dayforce: where to find your W-2
Dayforce: where to find your W-2 – step by step
  1. Sign in to Dayforce with your company ID, username and password. See our Dayforce login guide.
  2. Open Earnings.
  3. Select the Year End Forms tab.
  4. Choose the tax year, then select your W-2.
  5. Review the form instructions if you need them, then print or generate a PDF.

Paper or Electronic?

Dayforce has a setting for how you receive year-end forms. Choosing electronic delivery usually gets you the W-2 sooner. Look for your year-end form delivery preferences in Dayforce, or ask HR.

Past-Year W-2s, Former Employees and Errors

  • Past years: Dayforce says your employer’s HR or payroll department is the best source for current and past W-2s.
  • Former employees: contact your former employer. See W-2 from a former employer.
  • Wrong information: ask your employer for a corrected W-2 (W-2c).

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is my W-2 in Dayforce?

Earnings → Year End Forms tab → select the year → W-2.

Can Dayforce send me my W-2?

Dayforce directs employees to their employer’s HR or payroll team for W-2 help.

Can I get my W-2 in the Dayforce app?

Many employers enable year-end forms in the app’s Earnings area. If you don’t see it, use Dayforce on the web.

Conclusion

Open Earnings → Year End Forms in Dayforce to view, print or save your W-2. For past years or problems, contact your employer’s HR or payroll team.

Related: How to read your W-2 · W-2 deadline

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