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13 September 2017

New Jersey 2017 Form W-2 reporting guidelines now available

To assist New Jersey employers in the proper reporting of calendar year 2017 withholdings of employee contributions on the 2017 Form W-2, the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development and the New Jersey Division of Taxation have established official Form W-2 reporting guidelines for 2017 for:

— Workforce Development (WF)
— Supplemental Workforce Fund (SWF)
— New Jersey Disability Insurance (DI)
— Family Leave Insurance (FLI)
— Unemployment insurance (UI)

A reproduction of the 2017 samples are included in the Attachment to this Alert.

The Division's website offers original samples of the preferred and alternative methods for reporting worker contributions for 2017 for unemployment insurance, the Workforce Development Program/Supplemental Workforce Fund, family leave insurance and disability insurance.

For more information regarding New Jersey Forms W-2 reporting requirements go to the Division of Taxation website or call the Division's Customer Service Center at +1 609 292 6400.

Contact Information

For additional information concerning this Alert, please contact:

Workforce Advisory Services — Employment Tax Advisory
• Debera Salam(713) 750-1591
• Kristie Lowery(704) 331-1884
• Kenneth Hausser(732) 516-4558
• Debbie Spyker(720) 931-4321

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