<prompt> Human: Ive contacted him 4 times trying to get him to send me my W2 since it was supposed to be in my hands weeks ago. According to my old co-workers, hes made a joke of ignoring my requests for my W2 and thinks that its hilarious that I keep trying. Ive looked on the IRS website for a form of some sort but was unable to find anything specific about reporting the bosscompany or perhaps having them contact him. I was hoping you guys would have some suggestions?  <response>: IRS employee here:You could contact IRS customer service at 1-800-829-0922 M - F 7am - 7pm, and the representative can send a formal W-2 request to the former employer. You will be asked if you have attempted to address the issue which you have done, and if you have their full business mailing address.The process is resolved by correspondence. The Service sends you a letter including Form 4852 Substitute for Form W-2 for each employer. You could use this form to estimate your wage and withholding figures for the former employer and timely file your 2014 return.The Service sends a letter to your former employer requesting the corrected W-2 on your behalf. The letter provides your current address and an explanation of the penalty for not complying with the request.Thank you for reading. 