Form CT-W4NA Employee's Withholding Certificate Nonresident Apportionment - Connecticut

What Is Form CT-W4NA?

This is a legal form that was released by the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services - a government authority operating within Connecticut. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is Form CT-W4NA?
A: Form CT-W4NA is the Employee's Withholding Certificate for nonresident apportionment in Connecticut.

Q: Who is required to use Form CT-W4NA?
A: Nonresident employees who work in Connecticut but are not residents of Connecticut are required to use Form CT-W4NA.

Q: What is the purpose of Form CT-W4NA?
A: Form CT-W4NA is used to determine the amount of Connecticut income tax that should be withheld from the nonresident employee's wages.

Q: How often should I fill out Form CT-W4NA?
A: You should fill out Form CT-W4NA when you start working in Connecticut and whenever there is a change in your withholding status or income.

Q: What information do I need to provide on Form CT-W4NA?
A: You will need to provide your personal information, including your name, address, Social Security number, and the number of exemptions you are claiming.

Q: Can I claim exemptions on Form CT-W4NA?
A: Yes, you can claim exemptions on Form CT-W4NA if you meet certain criteria. Consult the instructions on the form for more information.

Q: Is Form CT-W4NA only for nonresidents of Connecticut?
A: Yes, Form CT-W4NA is specifically for nonresidents who work in Connecticut but are not residents of Connecticut.

Q: What should I do with Form CT-W4NA once I have completed it?
A: You should give the completed form to your employer, who will use it to calculate the amount of Connecticut income tax to withhold from your wages.

Q: Is Form CT-W4NA the same as the federal Form W-4?
A: No, Form CT-W4NA is specific to Connecticut and is used for determining Connecticut income tax withholding, while Form W-4 is used for federal income tax withholding.