Do you find it challenging to comply with tax regulations for your business in multiple states? Understanding tax obligations and payroll laws across different states can be pretty demanding. Many companies with operations in several states find it hard to determine which state taxes to pay and deal with the complexities of state laws regarding residents and non-residents. Moreover, calculating taxes for employees working in two or more states adds another layer of complexity. Deciphering the applicable payroll laws for multistate employment scenarios can be pretty confusing. This webinar is designed for professionals like you who face these challenges daily.

This tax course clarifies state laws, tax calculations for employees residing and working across different states, and the implications of travel-related work in multiple states. Key topics include challenges in withholding taxes, understanding residency criteria, reciprocal agreements between states, and compliance issues associated with resident/non-resident withholding rules. Additionally, it explores the intricacies of state unemployment insurance, wage and hour-pay regulations, local tax residency rules, and administrative and human resource concerns.

Learning Objectives:-

• Understand how to determine State Unemployment Insurance (SUI) state correctly.
• Analyze multistate taxation to ensure compliance with relevant laws.
• Explore best practices employed by other organizations to address multistate concerns.
• Examine state withholding forms and federal forms to optimize tax compliance.
• Discuss the tax implications when employees relocate between states while remaining employed by the same employer.

Areas Covered:-

• Withholding Challenges
• De Minimus Thresholds
• Residency Determination
• Reciprocal Agreements
• Resident/Non-Resident Withholding Rules.

Why Should You Attend?

In this webinar, Speaker Dayna Reum, the Director of Payroll Operations, will guide you through strategies for managing complex multi-state taxation issues, including creating remote work policies. You'll also learn about the impact of temporary COVID-19 legislation on multi-state concerns and the role of the Department of Labor in multi-state environments. By the end, you'll have the practical knowledge to navigate multi-state taxation confidently and ensure compliance with relevant laws.