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Overview of US State Taxes
Overview of US State Taxes

State unemployment insurance taxes, SUI, state income withholding taxes, state tax percentages, find your state, what information do I need

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Written by Isabelle Talkington
Updated over 2 months ago


What are state unemployment insurance (SUI) taxes?

State Unemployment Insurance (SUI) taxes are mandatory employer taxes. In most cases, these taxes are owed in the state the employee works in.


What are state income/withholding taxes?

State income tax is an employee tax assessed against the employee’s gross taxable wages. In most cases, these taxes are owed in the state the employee lives in.


Employer Action: Register to state tax accounts

If an employer hires a worker in a new state or has not yet registered in a state, it is the employer's responsibility to register for all needed tax accounts with the state agency directly. As the payroll provider, we will calculate and withhold taxes on each pay run and remit and file taxes to the agencies directly on the employer's behalf. In order for us to do so, we must have the accurate tax account data on file within the Employer Profile > Profile tab > Tax Info.

Note: This article is not intended as tax advice. We recommend consulting a CPA or tax advisor for specific guidance.

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