Looking for Louisiana state tax information? In this article, you will find the latest resources on state tax, unemployment, income tax and more.
Looking for Louisiana state tax information? In this article, you will find the latest resources on state tax, unemployment, income tax and more.
Louisiana Department of Revenue
Louisiana Workforce Commission
Register as an employer by clicking here Employee's Withholding Allowance Certificate - Form L-4
Withholding Method = formula
Supplemental Rate = Add to regular wages for current or preceding payroll period, compute tax on total, and subtract tax withheld from regular wages.
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Reserve ratio formula
Wage base is $7,700. for 2014 and 2015
Employer tax rates range from 0.10% to 6.20%
New employers pay the average industry rate, which will be between 1.07% and 2.81% based upon industry and rates classification.
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Minimum Wage - The Federal minimum wage rate applies.
Termination Pay - Fired/quit - by next regular payday or no later than 15 days after end of employment
Employers must report hiring, rehiring, and return to work within 20 days on Form W-4 (or equivalent). Report should include Employer's name, address, FEIN; employee's name, address, SSN, occupation. Send to: Louisiana Directory of New Hires
P.O. Box 142513 Richmond, VA 78714-2513
888-223-1461 888-223-1462 fax
Or report online click here
Centralized Collection Unit
P.O. Box 260222 Baton Rouge, LA 70826
888-524-3578
to Remit online click here
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To see a paycheck calculation for this state, visit the Louisiana Paycheck Calculator at PaycheckCity.
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