
a.
State the person responsible for withholding tax.
b.
State the manner by which the “covered” employer and employee are defined.
c.
Indicate whether there is any reciprocal agreements into which the state has entered.
d.
State the manner by which the withholding rate is determined.
e.
State the payments that are subject to withholdings.
f.
State the payments that are not subject to withholdings.
g.
Identify whether there is any employee withholding exemption.
h.
Specify the methods of withholdings that are permitted.
i.
Describe the returns that are required by the state.
j
Identify the information that is retained by the employers in their withholding tax records.
k.
State the penalties that are imposed for the failure to comply with the tax withholdings.
l.
State whether the specifically certain employees are required to deposit their withhold taxes through Electronic Fund transfer, if so state the requirement imposed by the state.

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