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Tax Forms<br />

The following listing is an explanation of commonly <strong>reference</strong>d federal employment forms.<br />

W-2: Reports total earnings, along with total Social Security, Medicare,<br />

State and Local Income Tax withheld.<br />

W-3: Tallies all W-2 forms.<br />

W-4: Employee’s declaration of number of dependants claimed for withholding of Federal<br />

Income Tax, or an exemption to withholding.<br />

W-9: Vendor or contractor reports <strong>the</strong>ir Federal Tax Identification Number to payee, or<br />

declares an exemption from withholding. Without completed form, <strong>municipal</strong>ity is<br />

required by Federal law to withhold taxes from payments in excess of $600.00 in any<br />

given calendar year.<br />

1096: Tallies all like 1099 forms.<br />

1099 MISC: Reports total compensation to a contractor or vendor.<br />

I-9: Required by <strong>the</strong> Department of Immigration and Naturalization Services to verify that every<br />

newly hired employee is legal to work in <strong>the</strong> United States. To get forms, call<br />

1-800-970-3676. For questions, call 1-800-357-2099<br />

New Hire: Required to report all newly hired employees to federal government.<br />

Note: A helpful publication, FEDERAL-STATE REFERENCE GUIDE-Social Security<br />

coverage and FICA reporting by state and local government employers is available from <strong>the</strong><br />

Internal Revenue Service by calling 1-800-829-3676<br />

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