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New York State Issues Guidance on Tax Treatment of Paid Family Leave Contributions and Benefits
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[Guidance Overview] Aug. 30, 2017 "[1] Premiums are to be deducted from employee's after-tax wages. [2] Paid Family Leave Benefits paid to employees will be taxable, non-wage income that must be included in federal gross income. [3] Taxes will not automatically be withheld from benefits. Employees ... can request voluntary tax withholding ... [4] Employers should report employee contributions on an IRS Form W-2 using Box 14 -- State disability taxes withheld. [5] Paid Family Leave Benefits should be reported by the New York State Insurance Fund (NYSIF) on IRS Form 1099-G and by all other payers (either private carriers or self-insured employers) on IRS Form 1099-MISC." MORE >> |
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