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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Verify that the employee's locality and zip code are within the five NYC counties using NYS Publication 717. If confirmed, provide a new Form IT-2104 for the employee to complete.
  3. Determine actions required based on whether the employee's address is correct or incorrect. Update Local Tax Data accordingly and ensure Line 2 of Form IT-2104 is completed.
  4. Process Form IT-2104 by navigating to Compensate Employees > Maintain Payroll Data (US) > Use > Employee Tax Data > Local Tax Data. Ensure Locality box is populated with P0001 and Resident box is checked.
  5. Return the updated OSC-generated listing with residency dates by the specified deadline.

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Other Ways to docHub Us Call. 1-800-221-9311 or (518) 270-2200. Write. Office of the State Comptroller. Fax. (518) 270-2222.
What information about Federal employees is public information? Under open government laws specified in 5 U.S.C. 552, the names, titles, and salaries of all civilian government employees are considered public information.
Your employer cannot prohibit you from sharing how much you make or asking other employees how much they make. If your employer is telling you to keep your wages secret, theyre breaking the law. Federal law also protects employees right to discuss their wages.
If you are a public employee, your employment record is a matter of public record as outlined in the New York State Freedom of Information Law (FOIL).
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