New Jersey employers must file Form NJ-927 to report quarterly payroll, tax withholding, and applicable contributions. Learn more about filing requirements, deadlines, and penalties.
South Carolina employers must file withholding tax returns and quarterly UI wage reports. This guide covers Forms WH-1605, WH-1606, and UCE-101, including filing requirements, deadlines, and penalties.
If you withhold Illinois income tax, Form IL-941 is how you report it, and the details matter: it's quarterly only, Schedule P goes with every return even when you withheld nothing, and e-filing is mandatory. Here are the 2026 deadlines, payment schedules, and rules for fixing a filed return.
California employers have several payroll reporting requirements to keep up with, from reporting new hires on Form DE-34 to filing quarterly Forms DE-9 and DE-9C. This guide covers what each form is, the information you need, filing deadlines, and potential penalties for late or missing reports.
If you're an employer in Virginia, Form VA-5 is how you report the state income tax you've withheld from employee wages. What you file, and when it's due, depends on your requirements. Here's what you need to know about VA-5 filing status, deadlines, and penalties.
You’ve got your business’s federal payroll reporting down, but now… you’re facing an entirely new set of requirements — state payroll reporting. The confidence you felt just a few moments...
Managing payroll taxes is one of those responsibilities that looks simple on the surface but quickly becomes complex in real-world operations. Among all payroll obligations, state withholding tax compliance is...