Idaho 967 Template

Idaho 967 Template

The Idaho 967 form is the Idaho Annual Withholding Report, used by employers to report total taxable wages and reconcile the amount of Idaho taxes withheld during the calendar year. This form is essential for submitting state copies of Forms W-2 and any Forms 1099 that include Idaho income tax withheld. Employers with an active Idaho withholding account must file this form, even if no taxes were withheld during the year.

To ensure compliance, complete the form and submit it by the last day of February. For assistance in filling out the form, please click the button below.

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IDAHO ANNUAL WITHHOLDING REPORT INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL INfORmATION fOR fORm 967

Use Form 967 – Idaho Annual Withholding Report – to report the total taxable wages and reconcile the total amount of Idaho taxes you withheld during the calendar year to the amount you paid to the Idaho State Tax Commission for the same calendar year. Also use Form 967 to submit the state copy of the Forms W-2 – Wage and Tax Statements – and any Forms 1099 with Idaho income tax withheld to the Tax Commission.

Who must file. If you had an active Idaho withholding account

for any part of the year or withheld Idaho income taxes during the year, you must ile Form 967. You must ile Form 967 even

if you withheld no income tax from employees' wages or if you cancelled your account during the year.

When to file form 967. Form 967 and W-2s and/or 1099s are due on or before the last day of february, whether you're iling

electronically or by paper.

Ways to file. You can ile electronically at tax.idaho.gov, or send the signed and completed Form 967 with W-2s and/or

1099s to:

Idaho State Tax Commission PO Box 76

Boise ID 83707-0076

Online

You can ile the following online through our website at

tax.idaho.gov:

W-2s with form 967. You can ile your W-2s electronically by either entering the W-2 detail online or uploading a ile. If you choose a ile upload, the speciications are available

at tax.idaho.gov (click on Tax Professionals). Idaho requires electronic iling of W-2 forms for employers who

meet the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) requirements to

ile electronically. If employers meet the IRS requirements

but have fewer than 50 employees working in Idaho, the state will accept either paper or electronic iling. If you meet these requirements but don't ile electronically, we may

return your W-2 statements to you and charge a penalty.

1099s and information returns. You can ile your 1099s and information returns electronically by uploading a ile. If

you withheld Idaho income tax, you must include

Form 967 with your ile.

If you e-ile, don't send paper returns, W-2s, or 1099s.

Paper

When you ile your Form 967 by paper, you must attach paper W-2s and any 1099s with Idaho income tax withheld to the form. Please make sure all copies of employees' W-2s and 1099s are legible, especially any carbon copies.

Combined federal/State filing Program for 1099s and Information Returns

Idaho participates in and encourages the 1099 Combined Federal/State Filing Program. If your information returns have

Idaho income tax withheld, you must complete Form 967. Check the combined federal/state iling box on line 9, and send the form

to the Tax Commission by the last day of february.

If you ile your 1099s and other information returns through the Federal/State Combined Filing Program, don't ile them

electronically through our website and don't submit paper copies with your Form 967.

Rounding Amounts. Round the amounts on your return to the whole dollar. Reduce amounts less than 50 cents to the whole dollar. Increase amounts of 50 cents or more to the next whole dollar.

Records and Forms Needed to Complete the Reconciliation

Process:

Payroll records

Completed W-2 forms and any 1099s with Idaho income tax withheld

Record of Idaho Withholding Payments

Form 967, Idaho Annual Withholding Report

Required Information for State W-2s and 1099s:

Employer's name and address

Employer's EIN (federal Employer Identiication Number)

Employer's Idaho withholding account number from Form 967 (do not include the "-W" at the end of the number)

Employee's name and address

Employee's Social Security number

State abbreviation (ID)

Federal and state taxable wages

Idaho income tax withheld

Tax year

All copies of W-2 forms and 1099s must be legible and

unaltered. The forms must be for the current year and show the correct state indicator. Your business name, EIN, and state

account number must match the preprinted Form 967.

INSTRUCTIONS fOR COmPLETING fORm 967

Wages and Withholding

Complete the Record of Idaho Withholding Payments before completing Form 967. You don't need to mail it to the Tax Commission. You can ind the worksheet at tax.idaho.gov

through the Forms search (choose "income tax withholding" as the tax category).

Line 1. Enter the total Idaho taxable wages shown on the W-2s.

Line 2. Enter the total Idaho tax withheld included on your W-2s (Box 17) and 1099s (Box 16).

Line 3. For all ilers except split-monthly. Enter the total of Idaho income tax withholding payments you made during the calendar year.

Line 3. For split-monthly ilers only. Enter the total of Idaho income tax withholding payments you made during the calendar year.

3a. Enter the amount of income tax withheld for the period 1/1/10 to 1/15/10. This amount was reported on your 2009 Form 967 report, line 3c.

3b. Enter current tax payments for the period of 1/16/10 to 1/15/11.

3c. Enter the tax payment amount for the period 1/1/11 to 1/15/11. (This amount will be included on next year's reconciliation form.)

3d. Add lines 3a and 3b, and subtract line 3c. This is your calendar year withholding.

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Line 4. Subtract line 3 (line 3d for split-monthly ilers) from line 2. This is your remaining tax due (or overpayment).

If line 2 is larger than line 3, you have underpaid your Idaho withholding and will owe additional tax. If line 3 is larger than line 2, you have overpaid your withholding and may be entitled to a refund.

Line 5. Enter the penalty on the balance due. If line 4 is zero or a credit, enter 0.

If you ile your Form 967 late, penalty will be calculated on any unpaid withholding tax due at ive percent (5%) per

month after the due date of the return.

If you ile your Form 967 on time, but don't pay all or part of

any unpaid withholding tax due, a penalty of one-half percent

(0.5% or .005) per month will be charged until paid in full.

The minimum penalty is $10. The maximum penalty is 25% of the tax due.

Line 6. Enter the interest on the balance due. If line 4 is zero or a credit, enter 0.

Interest accrues on the unpaid tax balance from the due date of the Form 967 to the date paid. Interest rates are:

1/1/11 - 12/31/11, 4% per year; .00010959 daily 1/1/10 - 12/31/10, 5% per year; .00013699 daily 1/1/09 - 12/31/09, 5% per year; .00013699 daily

If payment of the tax is received after the due date of the Form 967, interest will be computed on the balance due at the appropriate rate. To complete the computation, multiply the tax due x the daily rate x the number of days late.

Example: Additional tax due of $250 is paid 40 days late. $250 x .00010959 (2011 rate) x 40 days

$250 x .00010959 = $0.0273975/day x 40 days = $1.10 interest

Line 7. Enter the total of lines 4, 5, and 6.

Statements Submitted

Line 8. Enter the number of W-2 forms attached to the Form 967.

Line 9. Enter the number of 1099s with Idaho income tax withheld attached to the Form 967.

Check the box if you iled 1099s using the Fed/State Combined filing Program.

Line 10. Add lines 8 and 9. Enter the total number of statements submitted.

Line 11. The penalty for late iling of W-2s and 1099s is $2 per month (or part of a month) for each W-2 and 1099 (minimum $10

-maximum $2,000). Penalty is due if W-2s and 1099s are not received by the due date printed on the return.

Line 12. Add lines 7 and 11. Enter the tax due on line 12a, or the refund amount on line 12b. Don't enter information on both lines.

You must sign your return to make it valid. Unsigned returns

may result in the delay or denial of credits or refunds.

If you had an active withholding account for any part of the year, you must ile Form 967 even if you had no employees, paid no wages, or withheld no tax.

IDAHO STATE TAX COmmISSION OffICES

CONTACT US

800 Park Blvd., Plaza IV

1118 F Street

Boise, Idaho 83712

Lewiston, Idaho 83501

In the Boise Area: (208) 334-7660

 

 

Toll Free: (800) 972-7660

1910 Northwest Blvd., Suite 100

611 Wilson Avenue, Suite 5

Hearing Impaired (TDD) (800) 377-3529

Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 83814

Pocatello, Idaho 83201

 

150 Shoup Avenue, Suite 16

440 Falls Ave.

 

Idaho Falls, Idaho 83402

Twin Falls, Idaho 83301

Essential Queries on This Form

  1. What is the purpose of Form 967?

    Form 967, known as the Idaho Annual Withholding Report, is used to report total taxable wages and reconcile the amount of Idaho taxes withheld during the calendar year. It also serves to submit state copies of Forms W-2 and any Forms 1099 that include Idaho income tax withheld.

  2. Who is required to file Form 967?

    If you had an active Idaho withholding account at any time during the year or withheld Idaho income taxes, you must file Form 967. This requirement holds even if you did not withhold any income tax or if you canceled your withholding account during the year.

  3. When is Form 967 due?

    Form 967, along with W-2s and/or 1099s, is due on or before the last day of February. This deadline applies whether you are filing electronically or by paper.

  4. How can I file Form 967?

    You can file electronically at tax.idaho.gov or send the signed and completed Form 967 with W-2s and/or 1099s to the Idaho State Tax Commission at the provided address. If you file online, ensure that you do not submit paper returns simultaneously.

  5. What happens if I file late?

    If you file Form 967 late, a penalty of 5% per month on any unpaid withholding tax will apply. The minimum penalty is $10, while the maximum penalty can reach 25% of the tax due. It is important to file on time to avoid these penalties.

  6. What records do I need to complete Form 967?

    To complete Form 967, you will need:

    • Payroll records
    • Completed W-2 forms and any 1099s with Idaho income tax withheld
    • A record of Idaho withholding payments
    • Form 967 itself
  7. Can I file W-2s electronically?

    Yes, you can file W-2s electronically through the Idaho State Tax Commission's website. Employers who meet IRS requirements for electronic filing must do so. If you have fewer than 50 employees in Idaho, you can choose between paper or electronic filing.

  8. What should I do if I have overpaid my withholding?

    If your total Idaho income tax withheld is greater than the total payments made during the year, you may be entitled to a refund. Make sure to indicate this on Form 967 when filing.

  9. What information is required on W-2s and 1099s?

    Required information includes:

    • Employer's name and address
    • Employer's EIN (Federal Employer Identification Number)
    • Employer's Idaho withholding account number
    • Employee's name and address
    • Employee's Social Security number
    • State abbreviation (ID)
    • Federal and state taxable wages
    • Idaho income tax withheld
    • Tax year
  10. What if I need assistance with Form 967?

    If you need help, you can contact the Idaho State Tax Commission. They have multiple offices and provide assistance through their website and phone lines.

Misconceptions

1. Misconception: Only businesses with employees need to file Form 967. Many believe that if they don’t have employees, they don’t need to file. However, if you had an active Idaho withholding account or withheld Idaho income taxes at any point during the year, you must file Form 967, even if no taxes were withheld.

2. Misconception: Form 967 can be filed anytime during the year. Some people think they can file Form 967 whenever they want. In reality, it is due on or before the last day of February following the end of the calendar year. Timely filing is crucial to avoid penalties.

3. Misconception: Filing electronically is optional for everyone. While many assume that electronic filing is just a choice, Idaho mandates electronic filing of W-2 forms for employers meeting IRS criteria. If you qualify but choose not to file electronically, you may face penalties.

4. Misconception: You can submit paper forms even if you filed electronically. Some individuals think they can submit paper forms after filing electronically. However, if you e-file your W-2s and 1099s, you should not send paper copies. Doing so may lead to confusion and processing delays.

5. Misconception: Rounding amounts is not necessary. There is a common belief that rounding is optional. However, Idaho requires that all amounts on Form 967 be rounded to the nearest whole dollar. This is important for accurate reporting and compliance.

6. Misconception: The penalties for late filing are insignificant. Many underestimate the penalties associated with late filing. The penalties can add up quickly, reaching a minimum of $10 and a maximum of $2,000, depending on the number of W-2s and 1099s that are late.

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