Ira Form withholding is a process by which an employer withholds income tax from an employee's wages. This process is used to ensure that the appropriate amount of tax is withheld from each paycheck and remitted to the government. The Ira Form withholding process can be complex, so it's important to understand how it works and what you need to do to comply with IRS regulations. This blog post will provide an overview of the Ira Form withholding process and explain how you can ensure that your business is in compliance.
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| Question | Answer |
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| Form Name | Ira Form Withholding |
| Form Length | 2 pages |
| Fillable? | No |
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| Other names | federal employment forms w 4, w4 2019 fill in form, employment forms w 4, ira state income tax withholding 2312 |
IRA STATE INCOME TAX WITHHOLDING ELECTION
(FORM 2312)
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Account Number |
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IRA Owner’s Name (First, Initial, Last)
State Withholding Amount
GENERAL INFORMATION
Having state income tax withheld from your IRA payments, when combined with other state withholding, may relieve you from payment of estimated tax.
However, you may still be required to pay estimated tax if your total withholding and estimated tax payments are not sufficient. The amount of income tax you pay is not affected by your withholding election.
If this withholding election applies to periodic payments, we may adjust your withholding rate as required to meet future changes in withholding rates.
See reverse side for specific rules of states for which state withholding applies.
This state withholding election applies to payments described on the form to which it is attached.
WITHHOLDING ELECTION
If you are a resident of Iowa, Kansas, Oklahoma, or Vermont, or are required to file a tax return in Maine, Massachusetts, or Nebraska and your financial organization has an office in that state, check the appropriate box. State income tax is withheld in all of these states if federal income tax is withheld. Some of these states also allow you to elect state withholding even if you elect not to have federal income tax withheld.
o1. Iowa Withhold 5.0% because I elected federal withholding.
o2. Kansas (5.0% withholding rate). (Check one box below.) o a. Withhold because I elected federal withholding. o b. Withhold regardless of my federal election.
o3. Maine Withhold 5.0% because I elected federal withholding.
o4. Massachusetts (Check one box below.)
oa. Withhold 5.2% because I elected federal withholding.
ob. I am not required to pay Massachusetts income taxes on this/each payment.
o5. Nebraska (5.0% withholding rate). (Check one box below.)
To elect a withholding rate greater than 5.0%, complete the Other section below.
oa. Withhold because I elected federal withholding.
ob. Withhold regardless of my federal election.
o6. Oklahoma (5.0% withholding rate). (Check one box below.) o a. Withhold because I elected federal withholding.
o b. Withhold regardless of my federal election.
o7. Vermont (2.4% withholding rate). (Check one box below.) o a. Withhold because I elected federal withholding. o b. Withhold regardless of my federal election.
If you are a resident of Arkansas, California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Louisiana, Michigan, New Jersey, or North Carolina, or are required to file a tax return in Montana, Oregon, or Wisconsin and your financial organization has an office in the state, check the appropriate box:
oWITHHOLD state income taxes from my payment(s). o 1. Arkansas (3.0% withholding rate).
o 2. California (1.0% withholding rate).
o 3. Connecticut. I want $ ________________ withheld from this/each payment (fill in the amount).
o 4. District of Columbia (8.95% withholding rate). Withholding is required from all
o5. Louisiana. I want ______% withheld from this/each payment (fill in the percentage - must not exceed 4.8%).
o6. Michigan (Check box a or b below. You may also check box c to withhold an additional percent.)
oa. 4.25% withholding rate.
ob. Withhold $ ________________ from this/each payment based on my election on Form MI
oc. Withhold an additional ______% from this/each payment based on my election on Form MI
o7. Montana. I want $ ________________ withheld from this/each payment (fill in the amount).
o 8. New Jersey. I want $ |
.00 withheld from this/each payment (fill in the amount - must be an even dollar amount). |
o9. North Carolina (4.0% withholding rate).
o10. Oregon (8.0% withholding rate).
o11. Wisconsin. I want $ ________________ withheld from this/each payment (fill in the amount).
oDO NOT WITHHOLD state income taxes from my payment(s). Residents of Michigan and North Carolina must also check the appropriate box below. o 1. I am a resident of Michigan and have completed Form MI
Other. Use this section to elect a withholding rate not listed above.
I file a tax return in ________________ (fill in name of state). Check one box below.
o1. I want $ ________________ withheld from this/each payment (fill in the amount).
o2. I want ________________% withheld from this/each payment (fill in the percentage).
IRA OWNER’S/BENEFICIARY’S SIGNATURE
I have read and understand the Specific State Rules on page 2 of this form and agree to abide by those rules and conditions. No tax advice has been given to me by the Trustee or Custodian. All decisions regarding this withholding are my own. I expressly assume the responsibility for any adverse consequences that may arise from this withholding election and I agree that the Trustee or Custodian shall in no way be held responsible.
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© 2013 Ascensus, Inc., Middleton, WI |
(Rev. 2/2014) |
SPECIFIC STATE RULES
Arkansas: Any payment from an IRA is subject to Arkansas withholding at 3.0% of the gross payment unless you elect no withholding. Complete this form to elect either withholding or no withholding. If you do not complete this form, then Arkansas income taxes will be withheld. You may change your withholding election at any time, applicable to payments made after the change. Arkansas withholding applies to Arkansas residents only.
California: Any payment from an IRA is subject to California withholding at 1.0% of the gross payment unless you elect no withholding (1.0% is equal to 10.0% of the amount computed for federal withholding). Complete this form to elect either withholding or no withholding. If you do not complete this form, then California income taxes will be withheld. You may change your withholding election at any time, applicable to payments made after the change. California withholding applies to California residents only.
Connecticut: Any payment from an IRA is subject to Connecticut withholding when you elect withholding and specify an amount. If you elect withholding, we are not required to withhold the amount you specify if it would result in a net payment of less than $10. You may change your withholding election at any time, applicable to payments made after the change. Connecticut withholding applies to Connecticut residents only.
District of Columbia: Any
Iowa: Any payment from an IRA is subject to Iowa withholding at 5.0% of the gross payment if federal income taxes are withheld from that payment. Complete this form only if federal income taxes are withheld. Iowa withholding applies to Iowa residents only.
Kansas: Any payment from an IRA is subject to Kansas withholding at 5.0% of the gross payment if federal income taxes are withheld from that payment or if you request Kansas withholding in writing even if federal income taxes are not withheld from the payment. Kansas withholding applies to Kansas residents only.
Louisiana: Any payment from an IRA is subject to Louisiana withholding only if you elect withholding and specify a percentage not to exceed 4.8% of the gross payment. Complete this form to elect withholding. If you do not complete this form, then Louisiana income taxes will not be withheld. Louisiana withholding applies to Louisiana residents only.
Maine: Any payment from an IRA is subject to Maine withholding at 5.0% of the gross payment if federal income taxes are withheld from that payment. Complete this form only if federal income taxes are withheld.
Massachusetts: Any payment from an IRA is subject to Massachusetts withholding at 5.2% of the gross payment if federal income taxes are withheld from that payment. (EXCEPTION:
A payment is not subject to Massachusetts withholding if it is excluded from taxation under Massachusetts law.) Complete this form only if federal income taxes are withheld.
Michigan: Any taxable payment from an IRA received by an IRA owner or beneficiary born after December 31, 1945, is subject to Michigan withholding at 4.25% of the gross payment, unless you furnish the IRA Trustee or Custodian with a Form MI
distributions from Roth IRAs. You may obtain Form MI
MI
Montana: Any payment from an IRA is subject to Montana withholding when you elect withholding and specify an amount. If you elect withholding, we are not required to withhold the amount you specify if it would result in a net payment of less than $10. You may change your withholding election at any time, applicable to payments made after the change.
Nebraska: Any payment from an IRA is subject to Nebraska withholding at 5.0% of the gross payment if federal income taxes are withheld from that payment or if you request Nebraska withholding in writing even if federal income taxes are not withheld from the payment. To specify a withholding rate greater than 5.0%, complete the Other section of the form to indicate your desired withholding percentage.
New Jersey: Any payment from an IRA is subject to New Jersey withholding when you elect withholding and specify an amount. If you elect withholding, we are not required to withhold the amount you specify if the withheld amount would be less than $10 (per payment). You may change your withholding election at any time, applicable to payments made after the change. New Jersey withholding applies to New Jersey residents only.
North Carolina: Any payment from an IRA is subject to
North Carolina withholding at 4.0% of the gross payment unless you elect no withholding on form
Oklahoma: Any payment from an IRA is subject to Oklahoma withholding at 5.0% of the gross payment if federal income taxes are withheld from that payment or if you request Oklahoma withholding in writing even if federal income taxes are not withheld from the payment. Oklahoma withholding applies to Oklahoma residents only.
Oregon: Any payment from an IRA is subject to Oregon withholding at 8.0% of the gross payment unless you elect no withholding. You may change your withholding election at any time, applicable to payments made after the change.
Vermont: Any payment from an IRA is subject to Vermont withholding at 2.4% of the gross payment if federal income taxes are withheld from that payment or if you request Vermont withholding in writing even if federal income taxes are not withheld from the payment. Vermont withholding applies to Vermont residents only.
Wisconsin: Any payment from an IRA is subject to
Wisconsin withholding when you elect withholding and specify an amount. If you elect withholding, we are not required to withhold the amount you specify if the withheld amount would be less than $5 (per payment). You may change your withholding election at any time, applicable to payments made after the change.
Other: Your financial organization will receive notification to use this section if additional states require withholding from IRA distributions.