The IRS just released their Publication 15 (Circular E) Employer’s Tax Guide dated December 17, 2009. [UPDATE: We’ve updated the guide for an IRS revision dated January 8, 2010 ] This free download contains important payroll tax due dates, reminders, forms instructions as well as supplemental wage rates.
UPDATE January 11, 2011: The 2011 IRS Government Tax Tables are now available on the IRS Site — more information including link to download Sage ERP MAS 90 and MAS 200 tax tables for 2011. Remember to first check with your tax adviser before implementing any changes and to verify you are using the proper rates for the year which you are processing payroll.
Also included are the complete income tax withholding tables for 2010 as well both percentage and bracket method withholding rates.
This guide is especially handy for anyone wanting to calculate the first payroll run taxes to verify their accounting software tax table updates are working properly.
Important Note: Always verify that you have the latest tax tables by visiting the IRS.GOV site. While we strive to present the most current tables and publications we advise you check with your tax advisor and/or the IRS site for the latest updates.
Schulz Consulting LLC is not in the business of providing tax or accounting services. Contact your tax or accounting professional prior to implementing any changes. Always verify that you are using the most current tax tables.
abwmassage says
Do you know where I can find a 2010 fed tax table in .mde format? I have a download of payroll sb 2009, but now my tables are not current. Thank you.
Chris7772 says
Higher Employee Income Tax Withholding in 2010 – lower wage earners that are filing as married will be impacted the most.
Click to see an illustration of the withholding increase (expressed as a percentage) from 2009 to 2010 for an employee claiming zero exemptions and filing either single or married.
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Steve says
Tax with holding amounts in 2010 are considerably less than in 2009. Is this fact or am I interpreting incorrectly?