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1 An Introduction to Multi-State Taxation
24th Annual Illinois Statewide APA Payroll Conference “Be a Payroll Champion” An Introduction to Multi-State Taxation

2 Emily Rook, CPP emilyrook@comcast.net
24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

3 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"
Agenda Nexus Rules of Residency Rules of Reciprocity Resident / Non-Resident Taxation Telecommuters State Unemployment Insurance 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

4 State Income Tax Withholding Requirements Considerations
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5 For Which State Must You Withhold?
Basic rule of thumb Withhold taxes for the state where services are performed Three rules 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion" 5

6 For Which State Must You Withhold?
We Could Only Wish! NO STATE INCOME TAX!

7 For Which State Must You Withhold?
Residents Are Subject to the Laws of That State 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

8 For Which State Must You Withhold?
Nexus Business connection Operations in the state 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

9 For Which State Must You Withhold?
Nexus Employee will still have a personal income tax liability even if the company does not have nexus 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

10 Withholding Rule No. 1: Resident
Is the employee a resident of the state? Home state or work state? 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

11 Withholding Rule No. 1: Resident
Residence Domiciled in state? Spend more than a certain number of days in state? 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

12 Withholding Rule No. 1: Resident
Domicile Property ownership Bank accounts Driver’s license/ vehicle registration 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

13 Withholding Rule No. 1: Resident
Domicile Voter’s registration Presence of family Membership 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

14 Withholding Rule No. 1: Resident
Who is a resident? State definition—AK STATE DEFINITIONS OF A RESIDENT FOR INCOME TAX WITHHOLDING AK Not applicable 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

15 Withholding Rule No. 1: Resident
Who is a resident? State definition—CA STATE DEFINITIONS OF A RESIDENT FOR INCOME TAX WITHHOLDING CA A person who is domiciled in CA or is in CA for other than a temporary or transitory purpose (as defined in Franchise Tax Board Pub. 1031). A person working on a contractual foreign assignment and in CA for no more than 45 days… 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

16 Withholding Rule No. 1: Resident
Who is a resident? State definition—NY STATE DEFINITIONS OF A RESIDENT FOR INCOME TAX WITHHOLDING NY A resident is an individual: (A) who is domiciled in NYS, unless: (1) the person does not have a permanent place of abode in NYS, has a permanent abode elsewhere, and spends no more than 30 days of the year in NYS; or (2) is in a foreign country or countries for at least 450 out of 548 consecutive days (approximately 15 out of 18 months)…

17 Withholding Rule No. 1: Resident
Who is a resident? State definition—IL STATE DEFINITIONS OF A RESIDENT FOR INCOME TAX WITHHOLDING IL A person who is in Illinois for other than a temporary or transitory purpose, or who is domiciled in Illinois but absent for a temporary or transitory purpose during the year 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

18 Withholding Rule No. 2: Reciprocity
Reciprocal agreements Withholding only for the state of residence Reporting wages only to the state of residence 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

19 Withholding Rule No. 2: Reciprocity
Reciprocal agreements Make it easier for the employee and employer 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

20 Withholding Rule No. 2: Reciprocity
STATE RECIPROCAL WITHHOLDING AGREEMENTS IL Residents of Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, and Wisconsin are not subject to Illinois income tax withholding for wages earned in Illinois if Form IL-W5-NR, Employees Statement of Nonresidence in Illinois, is filed with the employer, likewise, Illinois employees working in any of those states will not be taxed there. 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

21 Withholding Rule No. 2: Reciprocity
STATE RECIPROCAL WITHHOLDING AGREEMENTS IN Residents of Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin are exempt form Indiana income tax withholding (likewise, Indiana residents working in any of those states will be exempt there). They should complete Form WH-47, Certificate of Residence. The reciprocity is not applicable to county income taxes. 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

22 Withholding Rule No. 2: Reciprocity
STATE RECIPROCAL WITHHOLDING AGREEMENTS WI Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, and Michigan residents working in WI must provide a written statement to their employer certifying the place of residence in order for the employer to not withhold Wisconsin income tax. Form W-220 Nonresident Employee’s Withholding Reciprocity Declaration, must be filed with the employer. The reciprocal agreement with Minnesota was terminated 1/1/10. 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

23 Reciprocal Agreements
WA VT ME ND MT MN NH MA OR NY ID WI RI SD MI CT WY IA PA PA OH NJ NE IL IN NV DE UT CO WV VA MD CA KS MO KY DC NC TN AK AR OK SC AZ NM GA MS AL LA TX FL HI None N/A Yes 23

24 Reciprocal Agreements Cautions!
Reciprocal treatment is not automatic! Employee must provide certificate of nonresidence. No certificate means employee is to be taxed following the work state rules. Reciprocity does not apply to local taxes. 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

25 Withholding Tax Reciprocity
Pennsylvania Employee performs services in OH, PA, WV Ohio West Virginia Employee lives in WV Report all wages on W-2 for West Virginia and withhold West Virginia tax from all wages. Employee has submitted nonresident forms for PA and OH.

26 Withholding Tax Reciprocity
Pennsylvania Employee performs services in OH, & PA Ohio West Virginia Employee lives in WV Employer does not withhold any state tax. Employee will owe state tax to WV.

27 Withholding Rule No. 3: Resident/Nonresident Taxation
State in which the services are performed will almost always require withholding From non-residents who come into the state to work Exceptions 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

28 Withholding Rule No. 3: Resident/Nonresident Taxation
Exceptions: Reciprocity Military Spouse Amtrak Reauthorization # Days $$ Disaster Relief Work 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

29 Withholding Rule No. 3: Resident/Nonresident Taxation
Arizona and California With nexus in both states CA resident works in AZ for 60+ days AZ withholding required CA withholding required with credit for AZ withholding 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

30 Withholding Rule No. 3: Resident/Nonresident Taxation
ST Residents: Withholding Required on Services Performed Out-of-State (and W-2 Wage Reporting Requirement), If Nexus Nonresidents: Withholding Required on Services Performed In-State AL Yes (report wages), unless withholding is taken for the state where services are performed (do not report wages). Yes 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

31 Withholding Rule No. 3: Resident/Nonresident Taxation
ST Residents: Withholding Required on Services Performed Out-of-State (and W-2 Wage Reporting Requirement), If Nexus Nonresidents: Withholding Required on Services Performed In-State CT Yes, allowing a credit for withholding taken for the state where services are performed (report wages). Yes. Note: Withholding is not required for nonresidents assigned to a primary work outside CT… 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

32 Withholding Rule No. 3: Nonresident Taxation
New York Nonresident working in NY, no withholding required if work is 14 days or less Training days do not count Form W2: NY wages in box 16 must match box 1 wages 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

33 Withholding Rule No. 3: Resident Taxation
New York Resident working outside of NY If employer nexus in NY Withhold NY, allow credit for state taxes withheld where services performed Form W2: NY wages in box 16 must match box 1 wages 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

34 Withholding Rule No. 3: Nonresident Taxation
Illinois Nonresident working in IL No withholding if employee’s base of operations is located out- of-state 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

35 Withholding Rule No. 3: Resident Taxation
Illinois Resident working outside of IL If employer has nexus in IL Yes, if employee is reported to IL for UI 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

36 Withholding Rule No. 3: Resident/Nonresident Taxation
Employees working in multiple states without reciprocity Wages earned in each state must be examined Withhold the work state’s tax May need to consider resident state 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

37 Withholding Rule No. 3: Nonresident Taxation
States may use a threshold: Less than a number of days $$ Amount Other 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

38 Withholding Rule No. 3: Resident Taxation if Nexus
States use a variety of rules: Yes! Yes, Unless withholding is taken in state where services are performed Yes, Allowing credit for state withholding taken where services are performed No ‘Other’ 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

39 Withholding Rule No. 3: Resident/Nonresident Taxation
Telecommuters Withhold income tax for the state in which an employee performs services “Convenience of the Employer Test” 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

40 Withholding Rule No. 3: Resident/Nonresident Taxation
Telecommuters New York Nonresident May apportion income based on the number of days that services are actually performed both inside and outside NY 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

41 Withholding Rule No. 3: Resident/Nonresident Taxation
Telecommuters Home office Primary factors Secondary factors Other factors 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

42 Withholding Rule No. 3: Resident/Nonresident Taxation
Proposed federal legislation – The Mobile Workforce State Income Tax Simplification Act (H.R & S. 386) 42

43 Withholding Rule No. 3: Resident/Nonresident Taxation
Model law – Model Mobile Workforce Statute North Dakota adopted 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion" 43

44 Resident and Non-Resident Withholding
Rhode Island Connecticut Employee lives in CT Employee performs services RI RI requires withholding from non-residents that work within its border. CT requires withholding from wages of their residents for services performed in another state (assuming nexus), allowing credit for the other state’s withholding. Withholding should be taken first for RI. 44

45 Employee Withholding Allowance Certificates
Federal rules Form W-4 Some states accept Form W-4 Some states have own certificate

46 Employee Withholding Allowance Certificates
State rules Form name Accept federal form? Default status if no state form submitted 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

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Accepts Form W-4 WA VT ME MT ND MN NH OR NY MA ID WI RI SD MI CT WY IA PA OH NJ NE NV IL IN UT DE CO WV VA MD CA KS MO KY DC NC TN AR OK SC AK AZ NM GA MS AL LA TX HI FL Accepts W-4 No No income tax 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion" 47

48 Employee Withholding Allowance Certificates
Military Spouse Residency Act Servicemember’s spouse income taxable in home state not resident state Spouse must claim exemption from work state SIT withholding 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

49 Military Spouse Residency Relief Act
WA VT ME MT ND MN NH OR MA ID WI NY RI SD MI CT WY IA PA PA OH NJ NE IL IN NV UT DE CO WV VA MD CA AK KS MO KY DC NC TN AR OK SC AZ NM GA MS AL LA TX HI FL N/A New/revised form Use W-4 No 49 49

50 State Unemployment Insurance Tax Considerations
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SUTA Coverage SUTA framework Employment relationship 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion" 51

52 Employees Working In More Than One State
Are the Services Localized? Services are localized within a state if services performed outside the state are incidental 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion" 52

53 Employees Working In More Than One State
Are the Services Localized? If an employee’s services are localized, the employer is subject to the Unemployment Insurance Law of that state 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion" 53

54 Localization of Services
Wisconsin Based in Wisconsin Performs most services in Wisconsin Indiana Illinois Incidental service in Indiana Directed from Illinois Report unemployment to Wisconsin as most of the services are performed in Wisconsin and the services in Indiana are temporary.

55 Employees Working In More Than One State
Does the employee have a base of operations? Where an employee regularly works in more than one state, the employer should see if the employee has a base of operations in one of those states 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion" 55

56 Employees Working In More Than One State
Does the employee have a base of operations? A base of operations can be the place where an employee reports to work 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion" 56

57 Employees Working In More Than One State
Does the employee have a base of operations? If the employee has a single base of operations in a state where he or she works, that state’s Unemployment Insurance laws govern 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion" 57

58 Base of Operations Report unemployment in NV. Based in NV
Performs Services in all Three States Nevada California Arizona Lives in CA Report unemployment in NV. Directed from AZ

59 Employees Working In More Than One State
Is there a place of direction or control? If the employee’s work is not localized and there’s no base of operations, determine if there is a place of direction or control in one of the states where the employee performs services 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion" 59

60 Employees Working In More Than One State
Is there a place of direction or control? A place of direction or control refers to an employer’s facility from which it exercises or can exercise immediate control over the employee’s services 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion" 60

61 Direction and Control Report unemployment in FL.
Performs Services in all Three States Georgia Alabama Lives in Alabama Directed from Florida Report unemployment in FL. Florida

62 Employees Working In More Than One State
What is the employee’s state of residence? If none of the previous factors can be applied, the state of the employee’s residence has jurisdiction if the employee performs some work there. 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

63 Report unemployment to LA.
Residence Performs services in OK and LA Oklahoma Texas Louisiana Directed from TX Lives in LA Report unemployment to LA.

64 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"
SUI Taxable Wages Each state’s taxable wage base must be at least equal to the FUTA taxable wage base $7,000 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion" 64

65 Transferability of Unemployment Wages
Employee earns $15,000 in WI Employee moves to IN and earns $25,000 IN taxable UI wages = $0 WI UI wage base = $14,000 IN UI wage base = $9,500 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

66 Transferability of Unemployment Wages
Employee earns $15,000 in IN Employee moves to WI and earns $25,000 WI taxable UI wages = $4,500 ($14,000 - $9,500) IN UI wage base = $9,500 WI UI wage base = $14,000 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

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SUI Taxable Wages SUI wage transferability Exceptions – LA, MN & MT 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion" 67

68 SUI Wage Bases $7,000—$10,000 $10,000—$20,000 $20,000—$30,000
VT ME ND MT MN NH MA OR NY ID WI RI SD MI CT WY IA PA OH NJ NE IL IN NV DE UT CO WV VA MD CA KS MO KY DC NC TN AK AR OK SC AZ NM GA MS AL LA TX FL HI $7,000—$10,000 $10,000—$20,000 $20,000—$30,000 $30,000—$40,000 $7,000 > $40,000 68

69 Compliance and Mitigation
Employer research! Employer is responsible for knowing where employee is. Employer is responsible to have proper forms completed. Withhold, deposit and report based upon state rules where withholding and reporting is required. 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

70 An Intro to Multi-State Income Tax
Q & A 24th Illinois Statewide Payroll Conference "Be a Payroll Champion"

71 An Introduction to Multi-State Taxation
24th Annual Illinois Statewide APA Payroll Conference “Be a Payroll Champion” Thank You for Attending! An Introduction to Multi-State Taxation


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