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Withholding Forms NameDescriptionRevised DateCT-W42024 Employee's Withholding Certificate12/2023CT-9412024 Connecticut Quarterly Reconciliation of Withholding12/2023CT-941XAmended Connecticut Reconciliation of Withholding09/2021CT-81092023 Connecticut Withholding Tax Payment Form for Nonpayroll Amounts6 more rows Withholding Forms - CT.gov ct.gov https://portal.ct.gov › DRS-Forms › Current-Year-Forms ct.gov https://portal.ct.gov › DRS-Forms › Current-Year-Forms

The employer is required to withhold Connecticut income tax on wages paid to the nonresident employee in the same proportion the employee's wages derived from or connected with sources within Connecticut relate to the employee's total wages.

The W-4 tells the employer how much to withhold from the employee. The W-2 tells the IRS what the employee earned in the previous year. Small business owners and large businesses are required to submit Form W-2. Every employee must file a W-4.

In order for your employer to withhold Connecticut income tax from your wages, you must complete Form CT-W4, and provide it to your employer(s). You are expected to pay Connecticut income tax as income is earned or received during the year. CT-W4, Employee's Withholding Certificate - CT.gov ct.gov https://portal.ct.gov › media › DRS › Forms ct.gov https://portal.ct.gov › media › DRS › Forms

If you are exempt, complete Line 4, but do not complete Lines 2 and 3. Sign the form and return it to your employer. Connecticut income tax will not be withheld from your pay.

Reduction in certain income tax rates: Legislation lowers the two lowest marginal rates. Specifically, the 3% rate on the first $10,000 earned by unmarried individuals and the first $20,000 by couples will decrease to 2%. 2023 Connecticut State Tax Developments ct.gov https://portal.ct.gov › DRS › Other-Tax-Page › State-Tax... ct.gov https://portal.ct.gov › DRS › Other-Tax-Page › State-Tax...

Q13: What if I don't want to submit a Form W-4 to my employer? A13: Your employer is required to withhold income tax from your wages as if you are single with zero allowances if you do not submit a Form W-4.