Form E-6 2024-2025

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The document is Form E-6, an Informational Disbursement Report for Not-for-Profit Organizations in the City of St. Louis for the calendar year 2024. It requires organizations to report payments made to various service providers, including contractors and consultants, totaling over $1,000. The form must be submitted by March 1, 2025, and includes instructions for completion and submission.

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What is the payroll tax in Missouri?

Missouri state payroll taxes Its a progressive income tax, meaning the more money your employees make, the higher the income tax. The top tax bracket is 4.8%. In addition, any residents, as well as anyone who works in St. Louis or Kansas City, must pay a local income tax of 1%.

Does St. Louis require estimated tax payments?

You must make estimated tax payments to the IRS if you expect your federal income tax liability to be more than $1,000. In addition you must make estimated tax payments to the Missouri Department of Revenue if you expect your Missouri income tax liability to be more than $100.

What is the payroll tax rate in St. Louis City?

Local Income Tax Louis residents, workers and businesses pay a 1% earnings tax. Businesses pay based on the average allocation of gross receipts, payroll and property in the City of St. Louis. Employers also pay a payroll tax of 0.5% (20% of which is credited against the 1% earnings tax due).

How much is the St. Louis City tax?

This is the total of state, county, and city sales tax rates. The Missouri sales tax rate is currently 4.23%. The St. Louis sales tax rate is 5.45%.

What is the payroll tax in St. Louis City?

The Payroll Expense Tax is a 0.5% tax paid by the employer for wages earned in the City of St. Louis. Employers must file both taxes together quarterly, using Forms W-10/P-10.

What zip codes are included in St. Louis City payroll tax?

Some of the zip codes included are : 63102, 63103, 63104, 63105, 63106, 63107, 63108, 63109, 63110, and 63101. See below for a complete list of 2025 Payroll taxes for each zip code in Saint Louis city.

What is a P-10 tax form?

Form P-10 is a quarterly tax return to remit payroll expense tax of 1/2 of 1% (0.005) of gross compensation paid to employees who are performing work or services in the City of St. Louis.

What is a E 9 form?

Form E-9 is an application card to establish an account with the Earnings Tax Department. This form is issued by the Collector of Revenue and is required before the business can begin operation within the City of St. Louis.

Form E-6 2024-2025

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