Rhode Island Payroll

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The Ocean State has a progressive income tax system. Use the Rhode Island paycheck calculators to see the taxes on your paycheck.

Rhode Island Tax Information

Withholding Requirements

Register as an employer on the Rhode Island BAR website
Employee's Withholding Tax Exemption Certificate
: RI-W4
Withholding Method
: Formula
Supplemental Rate
: 5.99%

Local Occupational Taxes

None

Rhode Island State Unemployment Insurance (SUI)

Rhode Island Standard Wage Base
: $24,000 for 2020
Rhode Island Modified Wage Base
: $25,500 for 2020
Rhode Island new employer rate
: 1.06% for 2020
Above rates do not include Job Development Assessment of .21% or 0.08% adjustment for 2020

Rhode Island State Disability Insurance (SDI)

Rhode Island SDI wage base
: $71,000
Rhode Island SDI Rate
: 1.3%

Rhode Island State Labor Laws

Rhode Island Minimum Wage
: $10.50 per hour effective January 1, 2019
Rhode Island Termination Pay
:
- Employee is fired — next regular payday
- Employee quits — next regular payday

Rhode Island New Hire Reporting

Rhode Island New Hire Reporting Directory
PO Box 335
Holbrook, MA 02343
Phone: 888-870-6461
Fax: 888-430-6907
Rhode Island new hire online reporting

Remit Withholding for Child Support to

Bureau of Family Support
Department of Human Services
77 Dorance Street
Providence, RI 02903
Phone: 401-458-4450
Rhode Island child support payment information

Rhode Island Reciprocal States

None

Rhode Island Withholding Forms

RI W-4

— Employee's Withholding Allowance Certificate
Type: resident

Rhode Island Payroll Calculators

Calculate your Rhode Island net pay or take home pay by entering your pay information, W4, and Rhode Island state W4 information.

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