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| Federal Payroll Information For The New Business Owner FEDERAL APPLICATIONS AND TAX FORMS SS-4 Form to Register a New Business Complete Form SS-4 to Resister a New Business. Upon receipt of the completed form the IRS will assign your business a Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN). Mail your completed form to:
PHILADELPHIA, PA 19255 You should receive your Federal Identification Number before applying for your State Identification numbers. W4 Form - Employee's Withholding Allowance Certificate Have each employee complete a Form W-4 in order to withhold the correct amount of Federal Income Taxes from their paycheck. Keep this form in the employees file. I-9 Employment Eligibility Verification Have each employee complete section 1 of Form I-9 at the time of hire.
You must complete section 2 and retain the completed I-9 for three (3)
years after the date of hire or one (1) year after the date employment
ends, whichever is late FEDERAL INCOME TAXES (FIT) SOCIAL SECURITY & MEDICARE (FICA) Fica taxes are paid by the employee with matching contributions made
by the employer. Again the employer is responsible for withholding these
taxes from the employee's wages and depositing them along with the employer
contribution. Circular
E, Employer's Tax Guide (Pub 15) provides instruction and Tables
to help you compute these taxes. The formula varies from year to year.
FEDERAL UNEMPLOYMENT TAXES (FUTA) Is paid by the employer ONLY. Futa provides unemployment benefits to
workers who have lost their jobs. Most employers pay both a Federal and
State unemployment tax. Futa taxes are deposited by the employer based
on the employee's wages FORM 8109 These coupons are used to make a Federal Tax deposit. The Internal Revenue
Service should send these to you after they receive your Form SS-4. If
you do not receive the coupons call 1 800 TAX-FORM. DEPOSIT RULES The Federal Tax Deposit rules are detailed in the Internal Revenue Service Circular E, Employer's Tax Guide (Pub 15) On a quarterly basis, a reconciliation of Federal Income Tax (FIT), and
Social Security (FICA) Is made using Form 941. This form must be submitted
by the last day of the month following the calendar quarter during which
the payments were due. IRS will send this form to you each quarter, instructions
for completing the form are on the reverse side. FORM 940 Each year you must file FORM 940 or FORM 940 EZ to reconcile and report
Futa tax payments that were made each quarter. These forms are mailed
automatically to employers who filed during the pervious year. Instructions
for completing the form are on the reverse side. W2 Form Wage and Tax Statement Each year , you must provide each employee who earned taxable income
a W-2. The W-2 is used to report all Wages, Tips and Other Compensation
you pay to an employee; Income tax and Social Security withheld; and any
State or Local deductions that were made. There are also other requirements
concerning the reporting of Fringe Benefits, Expense Reimbursements, and
Pension Plan Contributions. CIRCULAR E provides more information regarding
these requirement. FORM W-3 TRANSMITTAL OF INCOME AND TAX STATEMENT COPY A of the W-2 must be sent to the Social Security Administration
accompanied by Form W-3 These reports must be filed by February 28. Amounts
reported on W-2's must agree with the totals reported on the "Quarterly
941's and on the W-3. The Social Security Administration addresses are
listed in the Form W-3 Instructions. MAGNETIC MEDIA COMPANIES FILING 250 OR MORE INFORMATION RETURNS MUST FILE BY MAGNETIC MEDIA. Good records make the recurring Tax Deposits and Filing requirements
a simple transfer of data. FAILURE TO KEEP ACCURATE RECORDS OR MAKE TIMELY DEPOSITS AND FILINGS
MAY RESULT IN SUBSTANTIAL PENALTIES. |
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