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Who must withhold Connecticut income tax from the wages of an agricultural worker?

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Who must withhold Connecticut income tax from the wages of an agricultural worker?

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An employer must register and withhold Connecticut income tax from the wages of agricultural workers if: 1. An employer is required to withhold federal income tax from the worker’s wages;* or 2. The employer and employee voluntarily agree to have Connecticut income tax withheld. *Note: In general, you are required to withhold federal income tax (and Connecticut income tax) from an agricultural worker receiving cash wages if those cash wages are subject to FICA (social security) tax withholding. Please refer to Internal Revenue Service Circular A for further information on federal income tax withholding for agricultural workers. Call the I.R.S. at 1-800-829-1040 to obtain a copy of Circular A. Can an employer withhold Connecticut income tax from the wages of an agricultural worker even if federal income tax is not being withheld? Yes. If an employer and employee voluntarily agree and the employer registers with DRS, Connecticut income tax may be withheld. PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING NEW I

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