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Federal Form W-4 should be filled out by each of your employees upon hiring so that you can withhold the correct amount of Federal Income Tax from his/her paycheck. |
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I-9: |
Form I-9 should be filled out by each of your employees upon hiring because all U.S. employers are responsible for completing and retaining one for each employee they hire for employment in the United States. |
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941: |
Many small businesses submit the Federal Withholding, Social Security, and Medicare they've deducted from their employee's paychecks, along with the employer's matched Social Security and Medicare contributions, with the Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return. |
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940: |
Most small businesses submit the Federal Unemployment Tax they've set aside after each payroll, with the Employer's Annual Federal Unemployment (FUTA) Tax Return. |
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DR 1094: |
The Colorado Wage Withholding Return is used to submit to the Colorado Department of Revenue, the Colorado Withholding you've deducted from your employee's paychecks. Most small businesses pay state withholding on a quarterly basis. |
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DRP 1098: |
Colorado Wage Withholding Tables are used to determine the amount of state withholding to deduct from each of your employee's paychecks. |
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UITR-1: |
Colorado Unemployment Insurance Tax Report form is used to submit the State Unemployment tax they've set aside after each payroll. This form is generally filed on a quarterly basis. You may not use a downloaded version of this form, so click on the Download Now button to order a submittal copy. |
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W-9: |
Have your Independent Contractors fill out the Request For Tax Payer Identification Number and Certification, so that you may send them a 1099 at the end of the year. |
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DR 100: |
The Colorado Retail Sales Tax Return is used to submit to the Colorado Department of Revenue, the state and county sales tax you have collected from your customers.
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