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How much do you have to make to file taxes? Filing statusTaxpayer age as of 12/31/2022Returns must be filed if the taxpayer's gross income was at least this much for 2022SingleUnder 65$12,950Single65 or over$14,700Head of householdUnder 65$19,400Head of household65 or over$21,1506 more rows • Sep 28, 2023

How much do you have to deduct? 2021 payroll deduction ratesProgramRate paid by employerCanada Pension Plan5.45%Employment Insurance2.21% (1.68% in Quebec)Québec Pension Plan5.9%1 more row

Each employer is required to file Form NJ-927 and Form WR-30 quarterly. The “Employer's Quarterly Report” (Form NJ-927) and the “Employer's Report of Wages Paid” (Form WR-30) must be filed electronically.

In addition to these rates, the state imposes a Workforce Development Partnership Fund (WDPF) tax (0.0425% for employees and 0.1175% for new employers). This brings the total UI rate to 0.425% for employees and 3.10% for new employers.

Currently, five Canadian provinces levy a tax on employers based on the total annual salaries earned by their employees. Depending on the province, a portion or all of these taxes are used primarily to fund the health plans for each province. The provinces who impose a payroll tax are: British Columbia. Manitoba.

Employers not classified as weekly payers must report and remit withholding tax on a monthly or quarterly basis, using the Employer's Quarterly Report, Form NJ-927, regardless of the amount of tax due.

Section 18:35-7.11 - Domestic employees (a) Employers of domestic workers shall report and remit gross income tax withholding and unemployment and disability insurance for these employees on an annual basis on Form NJ-927H, the Employer's Annual Report.

Employers must be registered with the State of New Jersey for payroll tax purposes to file Forms NJ-927, NJ-W-3 and WR-30. Use this option to fill in and electronically file the following form(s): NJ-927.