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Core-CT HRMS Daily MailDate: 1/4/2017 Employees Exempt from Federal Income Tax Withholding Reminder about Employees Exempt From Federal Income Tax Withholding Pursuant to IRS Publication 15, an employee claiming exemption from federal
withholding can do so only by filing Form W-4 with their employer. This filing
is only effective for the calendar year for which it is filed. To continue
exempt filing status, each impacted employee must file a new Form W-4 by
February 15 of the new calendar year. If the employer (agency) does not receive
a new W-4 by February 15, 2017 they must begin withholding based on the last W-4
for the employee that did not claim exemption. If one is not available (not
filed), then taxes should be withheld on the basis of 'single with zero
withholding allowances'. If an employee provides a new Form W-4 after February
15, 2017 it will apply to future wages only. No refund of taxes previously
withheld will be made. Return to Core-CT HRMS Daily Mail Home Page
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