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Drake Tax - RI - Form TX-16, Claim for Refund of TDI The entry is made in the software on the W2 screen in field 14 using the description TDI and the amount of TDI paid The amount of RI wages for all Forms W-2 exceeds the Rhode Island Temporary Disability Insurance Fund taxable wage base
Employer Tax Unit - RI Department of Labor Training Employers pay this tax to fund benefits for workers during periods of unemployment Contributions collected from Rhode Island employers under this tax are used exclusively to pay benefits to unemployed workers
What Is SDI on a W-2 How Does it Affect Your Pay? SDI is not a federal tax It is run by individual states and only applies in a handful of them, including California, Hawaii, New Jersey, New York and Rhode Island If you work in one of
Mandatory State Disability and Unemployment Insurance . . . - TaxAct If you need help reporting box 14, go to our Form W-2 - Entering in the TaxAct Program FAQ Note that any link in the information above is updated each year automatically and will take you to the most recent version of the webpage or document at the time it is accessed
Rhode Island Payroll Tax Facts | Tax Resources | Paylocity Having to comply with unique state taxes and wage laws can make processing payroll doubly daunting Here’s everything you need to know about these rates and laws for the state of Rhode Island
State Tax SDI: Employer Responsibilities and Guidelines - Indeed SDI tax is one of the typical deductions withheld from workers’ paychecks What this tax is, how it works, what it funds and its limits are of special interest to HR workers, who are responsible for making sure the right amount is withheld from each check
What is an SDI Tax? - Shortlister There are six states currently that have an SDI or TDI tax: What is the SDI Tax Rate? The rate that an employee can see deducted on their pay stub is determined by their state and the region’s current tax rates Typically, the tax rate ranges from 0 25% to 1 5% An employee’s wages can only be taxed up to a certain amount