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Halfpricesoft.com Streamlines W-2 Corrections With Direct ezW2 Data Import Into W2C and W3C Forms

Halfpricesoft.com, a Redmond, Wash.-based provider of tax and payroll software, announced on June 18, 2026 that its ezW2Correction product enables users to import data directly from the company's ezW2 software into Form W2C and W3C filings. The capability is designed to help payroll administrators reach compliance on amended wage statements without re-keying source data.

By Grant HalloranMacro DeskJune 19, 20262 min read
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Key takeaways

  • Halfpricesoft.com announced on June 18, 2026 that its ezW2Correction product can import data directly from its ezW2 software into Form W2C and W3C filings.
  • The direct import eliminates manual re-keying of source data, reducing transcription errors that can create compliance exposure on amended wage statements.
  • The W2C is the IRS form used to correct a previously filed W-2, and the W3C is its companion transmittal form.
  • The feature targets existing ezW2 software users who need to file corrected wage statements after original W-2s have been submitted to the IRS and distributed to employees.
  • Halfpricesoft.com, based in Redmond, Wash., did not disclose pricing or the number of clients using the ezW2 or ezW2Correction products.

Halfpricesoft.com, a Redmond, Wash.-based provider of tax and payroll software, announced on June 18, 2026 that its ezW2Correction product enables users to import data directly from the company's ezW2 software into Form W2C and W3C filings. The capability is designed to help payroll administrators reach compliance on amended wage statements without re-keying source data.

What the Feature Does

The direct import path pulls existing ezW2 software data into ezW2Correction, targeting the W2C — the IRS form used to correct a previously filed W-2 — and its companion transmittal, the W3C. By eliminating manual data entry between the two products, the workflow reduces the opportunity for transcription errors that can create downstream compliance exposure.

Halfpricesoft.com positions this as a time-saving measure for clients who have already processed payroll through ezW2 and subsequently need to file corrections. The company describes the functionality as a "powerful data" feature aimed at making the correction process faster and more straightforward.

Compliance Context

W2C and W3C filings carry the same accuracy obligations as original W-2 submissions, making error reduction on amended returns a practical concern for payroll teams. A direct import from a verified source file addresses that risk at the input stage rather than at review.

Halfpricesoft.com markets itself as a provider of user-friendly solutions for tax and payroll administration. The ezW2Correction announcement extends that positioning into the corrections segment, where manual re-entry of wage data is a common friction point.

Who This Is For

The feature is oriented toward existing ezW2 software users who encounter the need to file corrected wage statements — a scenario that arises when errors are identified after original W-2s have been submitted to the IRS and distributed to employees. For that audience, the ability to import rather than rebuild data represents a direct reduction in remediation time.

Halfpricesoft.com has not disclosed pricing details or the number of clients currently using the ezW2 or ezW2Correction products in connection with this announcement.

About this story

Filed by the macro desk of MarketPR on June 19, 2026. Source: prnewswire.com. Indicative figures are not investment advice.

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Frequently asked

What does the new ezW2Correction feature do?

It imports existing ezW2 software data directly into ezW2Correction for filing Form W2C and W3C, eliminating manual data entry between the two products.

Why does the direct import matter for compliance?

W2C and W3C filings carry the same accuracy obligations as original W-2 submissions, and importing from a verified source file reduces transcription errors at the input stage.

Who is the feature intended for?

It is aimed at existing ezW2 software users who need to file corrected wage statements after errors are identified on W-2s already submitted to the IRS and distributed to employees.

When was the feature announced and by whom?

It was announced on June 18, 2026 by Halfpricesoft.com, a Redmond, Wash.-based provider of tax and payroll software.

Did Halfpricesoft.com disclose pricing or client numbers?

No, the company has not disclosed pricing details or the number of clients currently using the ezW2 or ezW2Correction products.