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The document outlines the tax compliance and reporting requirements for Texas A&M University (TAMU) employees regarding State Income Tax (SIT) and Local Income Tax (LIT) withholding. It explains that employees who claim residency in states other than Texas may have taxes withheld regardless of their work location. The document includes instructions for completing the Employee State Income Tax Verification Form, which is mandatory for all employees working or residing out-of-state, along with additional forms specific to Pennsylvania residents and TAMU Texarkana employees. It emphasizes the importance of timely updates to residency information to ensure accurate tax withholding.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Employee State Income Tax Verification Form in the editor.
Begin by entering your full name in the 'Employee Name' field. This is essential for identification.
Input your University Identification Number (UIN) in the designated field to link your form to your records.
Select your campus location from the dropdown menu, ensuring accurate representation of your employment site.
Fill in the 'Physical Work Location' section with the city and state where you physically work for TAMU.
Indicate the date you began working at this location, especially if it is outside Texas, using the MM/DD/YY format.
Choose your residency certification option. If you are a Texas resident, provide the date residency began and sign. For out-of-state residents, complete all relevant sections.
Select a withholding basis option based on your residency status and attach any necessary state W-4 forms as required.
If applicable, verify military affiliation by selecting 'Yes' or 'No' and complete additional pages if needed.
Review all entered information for accuracy before submitting via email to tax@tamu.edu or through other provided methods.

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