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Payroll Bulletin No. 495 provides detailed instructions for employers on the proper reporting of wages for New York City residents, emphasizing that all wages paid to NYC residents are subject to personal income tax withholding regardless of where the services were performed. It outlines steps for verifying employee residency, updating local tax data, and processing necessary forms (IT-2104 and IT-2104.1) to ensure compliance with tax regulations. The bulletin also includes guidance on handling employees with incorrect addresses and the importance of timely updates to avoid tax discrepancies.

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What retirement income is taxable in NY?

Yes, money withdrawn from pensions and 401(k)s, 403(b)s and IRAs are combined and generally taxed as regular income to the same extent theyre taxed at the federal level. Tax rates run from 4 percent to 10.9 percent. But federal and New York state government pensions and military retirement pay are tax-exempt.

Are NYS retirement contributions taxable?

Contributions are not reportable as wages for federal income tax purposes. Contributions are reportable wages for New York State and local income tax purposes and for Social Security purposes. Contributions are reportable as wages to NYSLRS.

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What does NYS OSC do?

Office of the State Comptroller Protecting taxpayer funds by uncovering waste, fraud and abuse. Managing the State pension fund. Administering the State retirement system. Returning millions in unclaimed funds.

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Under Internal Revenue Code Section 414(h) (as of July 1, 1989), your required contributions are tax-deferred until they are distributed to you. These contributions are reportable for federal income tax only when you withdraw or retire from the Retirement System.

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