Looking for Iowa state tax information? Below are the latest resources on state tax, unemployment, income tax and more.
Looking for Iowa state tax information? Below are the latest resources on state tax, unemployment, income tax and more.
Withholding Requirements:
• Register as employer by filing Form 60-0126 (Report to Determine Liability) or by clicking here.
• Employee Withholding Allowance Certificate - IA-W4.
• Withholding Method = formula.
• Supplemental Rate = Withhold as for federal, withhold at 6% if flat rate is used for federal.
Local Taxes: None.
State Unemployment Insurance (SUI): Report quarterly wages and contributions by clicking here and using the eFile & Pay System:
Benefit ratio formula.
Wage base is $28,300 for 2016.
Rates range from 0.0% to 8.0 % for 2016.
New employers use 1.0% for 2016.
State Disability Insurance (SDI): None.
State Labor Laws:
Minimum Wage - The federal minimum rate applies.
Termination Pay - Fired/Quit - next regular payday.
Employers must report hiring, rehiring, and return to work within 15 days on Form IA-W4 (Employee's Withholding Allowance Certificate) to:
Centralized Employee Registry
P.O. Box 10322
Des Moines, IA 50306-0322877-274-2580800-759-5881 fax
To report online click here.
Iowa requires employers to submit child support payments electronically. Click here to register.
Question? Email csrue@dhs.state.ia.us or call 877 274-2580 (employers ONLY).
Reciprocal States:
Illinois.
For paycheck calculations, visit paycheckcity.com.
Other Helpful Links: Iowa Department of Revenue. Iowa Workforce Development.
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