Oregon Department of Revenue : W-2 File Specfications 2025

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What is the statewide Oregon transit tax? The Oregon transit tax is a statewide payroll tax that employers withhold from employee wages. Oregon employers must withhold 0.10% (0.001) from each employees gross pay. Withhold the state transit tax from Oregon residents and nonresidents who perform services in Oregon.
How do I request a Corrected W-2? Submit a completed Request for Corrected W-2 (available online at: ) to the OSPS Accountant.
Requirement to e-file Forms W-2. You must e-file Forms W-2, W-2AS, W-2GU, and W-2VI (collectively Forms W-2), but not Form W-2CM, if you are required to file at least 10 information returns.
If your employer withheld the Statewide Transit Individual (STI) tax from your wages, it should be reported in Box 14 of your W-2 using code ORSTT W/H. Note: If your employer is located in Oregon, your employer has already withheld and paid this tax on your behalf.
Items entered in box 14 must be labelled with a code that provides a brief description of the item. There are no standardized codes for box-14 because the federal government doesnt provide standardized codes for box 14 items, so employers can assign their own code that adequately describes the reported item.

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After your first W-2 is entered, it will be displayed on the Your Wages (Form W-2) screen. On that screen, youll be asked if you need to enter any more W-2s for wages and salaries. Click Add a W-2, and you can enter another W-2.
In most cases, the information that your employer lists in Box 14 of your W-2 does not affect your income tax return.
Box 14 ORSTTW - The Oregon Department of Revenue requires employers to show the Oregon State Transit Tax in the memo box 14. The code ORSTTW designates the Oregon State Transit Tax. This is a component of your total state taxes paid for the year, but not part of your income tax withholding.

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