![]() Non-resident employees with wages greater than their standard deduction amount are required to file a Mississippi Non-Resident Individual Income Tax Return. īack to Top I need to file a prior year’s income tax return but I don’t have my W-2. Employers must withhold Mississippi income tax from all wages earned by non-resident employees for services performed in Mississippi unless their Mississippi earnings for the year will be less than their standard deduction amount for their filing status. Yes, a non-resident employee is subject to Mississippi income tax on his/her salary for work performed in this state. Is my employer required to withhold Mississippi Income Tax from my salary? For additional information, you may refer to Income Tax Instructions, Form 80-100.īack to Top I am not a resident of Mississippi, but I work in Mississippi. As a result, copies of your withholding statements are not sufficient to establish the credit. The withholding amounts shown on your W-2 forms are not the same as the actual tax paid to the other state. ![]() The tax credit allowed is not a dollar for dollar credit. In order to take the credit, a copy of the income tax return filed with the other state must be attached to your Mississippi income tax return. When the employee files their Mississippi resident Individual Income Tax Return, a credit for the taxes paid to the other state can be taken. The employer should withhold taxes for the other state’s income tax not Mississippi. If the other state has an income tax, the Mississippi resident will have to file a non-resident return in the other state and pay income tax to that other state. Yes, a resident of Mississippi is subject to Mississippi income tax on all of his/her wages whether he/she works in Mississippi or in another state. If the employee claims more than 10 allowances or claims “exempt” for withholding and the wages normally exceed $200 per week, you must submit a copy of the employee’s withholding certificate to the Department of Revenue. īack to Top I am a Mississippi resident, but I work in another state. ![]() No, however, if you believe that the amount of allowances claimed by an employee is greater than the amount to which the employee is entitled, you should advise the Department of Revenue. You must withhold as if the employee is single with no exemptions.īack to Top As an employer, am I responsible for determining if the withholding certificate completed by my employee is correct? You will need to provide the employer’s name, address, phone number and number of employees.īack to Top I have an employee that refuses to complete the State Withholding Exemption Certificate. What should I do?Ĭontact the Withholding Tax Division at (601) 923-7088 or your local district office. ![]() You should use these forms along with the tax tables to determine how much Income Tax should be withheld from each employee’s paycheck.īack to Top What if an employee wants to change their withholding amount?Įmployees may change their Mississippi and Federal withholding tax rates by completing a new Mississippi Form 89-350 and Federal Form W-4.īack to Top My employer is not withholding tax or will not provide me with a W-2 form. Each employee must provide you with a completed and signed Form 89-350. Mississippi Employee's Withholding Exemption Certificate. Employee / Employer Questions How do I know how much income tax to withhold from my employee's salary? ![]()
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