Which of the following does NOT apply to both a W−2 and a W−​3?     A. Reports the total amount of​ wages, tips and compensation paid to the employee   B. Employees use both forms to prepare their personal tax returns.   C. Sent to the Social Security Administration   D. Reports the total OASDI and Medicare taxes withheld

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