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This form is primarily required for employers who are classified as semiweekly schedule depositors. These employers typically report more than $50,000 in employment taxes during the lookback period or have accumulated a tax liability of $100,000 or more on any given day. For instance, a business that pays wages bi-weekly and has fluctuating payroll amounts may find itself needing to file this form if it meets these thresholds. Additionally, new businesses that reach these thresholds within their first year of operation must also complete Schedule B for the entire quarter.
Schedule B must be filed alongside Form 941 or Form 941-SS by the due date of these forms, which is typically the last day of the month following the end of each quarter. Employers should ensure they have accurate records of their tax liabilities and any adjustments made during the quarter to avoid penalties.
To submit Schedule B, first obtain a copy from IRS.gov or DocHub's library. Complete all required fields accurately, ensuring your employer identification number (EIN) and business name match IRS records. After filling out the form, you can either e-file it along with your Form 941 through an authorized e-file provider or print and mail it to the address specified in the instructions.
Employers should be aware that failure to properly complete and file Schedule B can result in penalties from the IRS. It is essential to keep detailed records of payroll dates and amounts withheld as this information directly impacts tax liability calculations reported on this form.
