2 edition of Preparing form W-2 for your household employee. found in the catalog.
Preparing form W-2 for your household employee.
United States. Internal Revenue Service.
Published
1987
by Dept. of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service in [Washington, D.C.?]
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Written in
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Hiring Your Spouse as an Employee - Get this from a library. Preparing form W-2 for your household employee. [United States. Internal Revenue Service.]. Household Employee: An individual who is paid to provide a service within a residence.
Examples include babysitters, nannies and housekeepers. Independent. One of your tax housekeeping tasks in connection with your employee is the filing of Form W-2 for your employee.
This tax deadline is Jan. 31, unless that date falls on a weekend or federal holiday. For more on a form W-2, see this video: You'll also need to submit a form W-3, Transmittal of Wage and Tax Statement, to IRS.
A form W-3 is a Author: Kelly Phillips Erb. Form W-2, if you had The various forms that report other income you received, such as dividends (Form DIV), interest (Form INT), and non-employee.
Instead, provide the employee with a form W-2, Wage and Tax Statement, and begin the process of withholding and submitting Social Security, Medicare and income taxes to the IRS on behalf of both.
For many folks, the W-2 form is the backbone of the tax return. In order to prepare a correct tax return, it's important that you read and understand the information reported on your W-2 form.
Household Employers' Payroll Taxes. The IRS requires household employers to contribute percent of their nanny’s earnings to cover payroll taxes, which are Social Security and Medicare.
