Para los empleados con un W2, las retenciones son los impuestos federales o estatales sobre la renta que se deducen de su nómina. La cuantía del impuesto sobre la renta que su empresa retiene de su salario habitual depende de dos factores:
- La cuantía de sus ingresos.
- La información sobre dependientes que facilita a su empresa en el formulario W-4.
Para obtener ayuda con sus retenciones del impuesto sobre la renta, puede utilizar la calculadora de retenciones fiscales (TWE) que se encuentra en el sitio web del IRS. Utilizando el TWE para estimar sus impuestos sobre la renta 2023, compara sus impuestos actuales y puede determinar si necesita ajustar sus retenciones con su empleador.
Encontrará más información en la sección de Preguntas frecuentes de la página web de la Agencia Tributaria:
Particulares
Su empresa debe retener el impuesto sobre la renta de su nómina si es usted trabajador por cuenta ajena. Los impuestos se deducen de otras fuentes de ingresos, como pensiones, primas y comisiones.
Empresarios
Las leyes federales y estatales obligan a los empresarios a retener impuestos sobre la renta de las nóminas de sus empleados. Los impuestos sobre el empleo incluyen el impuesto sobre la renta federal y estatal y los impuestos de la Seguridad Social y Medicare.
Personas extranjeras
La mayoría de las rentas percibidas de fuente estadounidense por una persona física extranjera están sujetas a un impuesto estadounidense de hasta el 30%. Los impuestos suelen deducirse de los pagos efectuados a la persona extranjera, también conocida como extranjero no residente.
Withholdings
For W2’d employees, withholdings are the amount of federal or state income taxes taken from your paycheck. These amounts of income taxes your employer withholds from your regular pay depends on two things:
The amount of income you earn.
The dependent information you provide to your employer on Form W–4.
If you need help with your income tax withholdings, use the Tax Withholding Estimator (TWE) on the IRS website. Using the TWE to estimate your 2023 income taxes compares your current taxes and can determine if you need to adjust your withholdings with your employer.
You can find more information on the Frequently Asked Questions on the IRS website:
Individuals
Your employer must withhold income tax from your paychecks if you are an employee. Taxes are deducted from other sources of income, including pensions, bonuses, and commissions.
Employers
Employers are required by federal and state law to withhold income taxes from their employee’s paychecks. Employment taxes include federal and state income tax and Social Security and Medicare taxes.
Foreign Persons
Most income received from a U.S. source by a foreign individual is subject to U.S. tax of up to 30 percent. Taxes are generally taken from the payments made to the foreign person, also known as a Non-Resident Alien.
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Estimated Tax Payments
A taxpayer who receives income from 1099-Nonemployee Compensation (1099-NEC) must make four estimated tax payments. These payments are due during the following periods:
January 1st - March 31st
April 1st – May 31st
June 1st – August 31st
September 1st – December 31st
Payment vouchers, or IRS Form 1099-V, are attached to tax returns as an estimated tax payment based on the previous year's taxpayers earnings. Self-employed taxpayers need to pay quarterly tax payments to avoid IRS penalties. For example, a taxpayer files their 2022 tax return with an adjusted gross Income of $50,000 and owes $8,000 in total IRS taxes. Four quarterly estimated tax vouchers are provided in the 2022 tax return for the current tax year (2023). Each quarterly estimated tax voucher will be $2,000, equaling the total balance of $8,000. Again, you must make these payments on the above dates to avoid penalties.
Estimated tax payments are also payable online using the estimated
federal tax payment system at eftps.gov.
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Withholdings
For W2’d employees, withholdings are the amount of federal or state income taxes taken from your paycheck. These amounts of income taxes your employer withholds from your regular pay depends on two things:
The amount of income you earn.
The dependent information you provide to your employer on Form W–4.
If you need help with your income tax withholdings, use the Tax Withholding Estimator (TWE) on the IRS website. Using the TWE to estimate your 2023 income taxes compares your current taxes and can determine if you need to adjust your withholdings with your employer.
You can find more information on the Frequently Asked Questions on the IRS website:
Individuals
Your employer must withhold income tax from your paychecks if you are an employee. Taxes are deducted from other sources of income, including pensions, bonuses, and commissions.
Employers
Employers are required by federal and state law to withhold income taxes from their employee’s paychecks. Employment taxes include federal and state income tax and Social Security and Medicare taxes.
Foreign Persons
Most income received from a U.S. source by a foreign individual is subject to U.S. tax of up to 30 percent. Taxes are generally taken from the payments made to the foreign person, also known as a Non-Resident Alien.
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Estimated Tax Payments
A taxpayer who receives income from 1099-Nonemployee Compensation (1099-NEC) must make four estimated tax payments. These payments are due during the following periods:
January 1st - March 31st
April 1st – May 31st
June 1st – August 31st
September 1st – December 31st
Payment vouchers, or IRS Form 1099-V, are attached to tax returns as an estimated tax payment based on the previous year's taxpayers earnings. Self-employed taxpayers need to pay quarterly tax payments to avoid IRS penalties. For example, a taxpayer files their 2022 tax return with an adjusted gross Income of $50,000 and owes $8,000 in total IRS taxes. Four quarterly estimated tax vouchers are provided in the 2022 tax return for the current tax year (2023). Each quarterly estimated tax voucher will be $2,000, equaling the total balance of $8,000. Again, you must make these payments on the above dates to avoid penalties.
Estimated tax payments are also payable online using the estimated
federal tax payment system at eftps.gov.
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