Tax Table Updates for QuickBooks 2020  
 
Federal Tax Table Updates Changes to Tax Tracking Types
State and Local Tax Table Updates    
 
  Federal Tax Table Updates  
 
  Federal Withholding
New Federal income tax withholding tables effective 1/1/2021.
 
  Social Security
Social Security employer and employee wage limits increased to $142,800 from $137,700.
 
 
  State and Local Tax Table Updates  
 
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Arkansas Illinois Massachusetts New Jersey South Carolina Wyoming
California Iowa Missouri New York Utah    
Connecticut Kentucky Montana Oklahoma Vermont    
Hawaii Maine Nevada Oregon Washington    
 
 
   
  Arkansas
New withholding tables effective 1/1/2021.
  Wage limit for state unemployment insurance (UI) increased to $10,000 from $7,000.
   
  California
New withholding tables effective 1/1/2021.
   
  Connecticut
CT - Paid Leave is now a part of the 2021 tax table for employees.
 

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  Hawaii
Wage limit for state disability insurance (DI) decreased to $57,350.80 from $58,210.88.
  Wage limit for state unemployment insurance (UI) and Employment and Training Assessment (E&T Assessment) decreased to $47,400 from $48,100.
   
  Illinois
Wage limit for state unemployment insurance (UI) increased to $12,960 from $12,740.
 

Vendor payable name changing to Illinois Director of Employment Security from Director of Employment Security.
   
  Iowa
New withholding tables effective 1/1/2021.
  Wage limit for state unemployment insurance (UI), and Reserve Fund increased to $32,400 from $31,600.
   
  Kentucky
New withholding tables effective 1/1/2021.
  Wage limit for state unemployment insurance (UI) increased to $11,100 from $10,800.
   
  Maine
New withholding tables effective 1/1/2021.
   
  Massachusetts
Wage limit for MA - Paid Family and Medical Leave has increased to $142,800 from $137,700.
   
  Missouri
Wage limit for state unemployment insurance (UI) decreased to $11,000 from $11,500.
   
  Montana
Wage limit for state unemployment insurance (UI) and Admin. Fund Tax (AFT) increased to $35,300 from $34,100.
   
  Nevada
Wage limit for state unemployment insurance (UI) and Career Enhancement Program (CEP) increased to $33,400 from $32,500.
 

 
  New Jersey
New withholding tables effective 1/1/2021.
  Wage limit for state unemployment insurance (UI), and Workforce Development/Supplemental Workforce Fund (WF/SWF) increased to $36,200 from $35,300.
  Wage limit for employer state disability insurance (DI) increased to $36,200 from $35,300.
  Wage limit for employee state disability insurance (DI) increased to $138,200 from $134,900.
 

State disability insurance (DI) employee rate increased to 0.47% from 0.26% effective 1/1/2021.
 

State disability insurance (DI) employer rate decreased to 0.50% from 0.75% effective 1/1/2021.
   
  New York
Wage limit for NY - Paid Family Leave has increased to $75,408.84 from $72,860.84.
  Rate for NY - Paid Family Leave has increased to 0.511% from 0.27%.
   
  Oklahoma
Wage limit for state unemployment insurance (UI) increased to $24,000 from $18,700.
   
  Oregon
Wage limit for state unemployment insurance (UI) increased to $43,800 from $42,100.
   
  South Carolina
New withholding tables effective 1/1/2021.
   
  Utah
Wage limit for state unemployment insurance (UI) increased to $38,900 from $36,600.
   
  Vermont
Wage limit for state unemployment insurance (UI) decreased to $14,100 from $16,100.
   
  Washington
Wage limit for state unemployment insurance (UI) and Employment Administrative Fund increased to $56,500 from $52,700.
  Wage limit for WA - Paid Family and Medical Leave has increased to $142,800 from $137,700.
   
  Wyoming
Wage limit for state unemployment insurance (UI) increased to $27,300 from $26,400.
 
 


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