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This document provides the Nebraska Schedule I for adjustments to income for residents and nonresidents. It outlines how to calculate Nebraska adjustments effectively. Use this form to ensure accurate income reporting in compliance with Nebraska tax laws.
For Employees Complete the Nebraska Form W-4N so your employer can withhold the correct Nebraska income tax from your wage payment.
Excise taxes are primarily business taxes. They are separate from other taxes that corporations must pay, such as income taxes. Businesses charging and receiving excise taxes are required to file Form 720 Federal Excise Tax Return on a quarterly basis and include quarterly payments.
Allowances claimed on the Form W-4N are used by your employer or payor to determine the Nebraska state income tax withheld from your wages, pension, or annuity to meet your Nebraska state income tax obligation. Separate here and give Form W-4N to your employer or payor. Keep the bottom part for your records.
941N Nebraska Income Tax Withholding Return. Page 1. If required, payment must be made electronically and this form must be e-filed. DOR encourages you to use our safe and secure electronic payment options. Please visit revenue.nebraska.gov for information regarding paying online.

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Yes. The wages paid to employees for work done in Nebraska is subject to Nebraska income tax withholding.
Nebraska Reconciliation of Income Tax Withheld Form W-3N Form W-3N is a Reconciliation of Income Tax Withheld used by employers to report and reconcile the total state income tax withheld from employees wages with the amounts reported on their quarterly tax returns.
Special 1.5% Withholding Procedures. Generally, if you employ 25 or more employees, withholding must be at least 1.5% of wages unless adequate supporting documentation of the number of allowances is provided by the employee.

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