2024 Washington Taxes
Employee Withholding Requirements
- There is no income tax in Washington
Withholding Method
: NoneSupplemental Wage / Bonus Rate
: None- Register as an employer on the Washington Department of Revenue website
Washington State Unemployment Insurance (SUI)
Washington Wage Base
: $68,500 for 2024Washington SUI rates range from
: 0.27% to 6.03% for 2024- Get your unemployment insurance rate: Washington UI agency website
Washington Family Leave Insurance (FLI)
Washington FLI employee rate
:- 50+ employees: 71.43%
- Less than 50 employees: 0.74%
Washington FLI employer rate
:- 50+ employees: 28.57%
- Less than 50 employees: 0.74%
Washington FLI wage limit
: $168,600 (Social Security wage base) for 2024 for both employer and employees
Washington Workers’ Compensation (WC)
- Also known as the Industrial Insurance tax, the employer and employee tax rate varies and is based on multiple components. Washington requires all covered employers to obtain and maintain insurance. Employers must obtain coverage through the state fund or self-ins
Washington Long-Term Care Insurance - Employee
- Also known as the WA Cares Fund or LTSS Program, this employee tax is first of its kind in the US. Closely follows FLI. No wage base. Employees may apply for a lifetime exemption from this tax.
Washington State Disability Insurance (SDI)
- None
Local Taxes
- None
Washington State Minimum Wage
Washington State Minimum Wage
: $16.28 per hour, since 2024
Washington State Labor Laws
Washington Termination Pay
:- Employee is fired — end of pay period
- Employee quits — end of pay period
Washington New Hire Reporting
- State New Hire Reporting Program
ISSD Data Control
Employer Reporting Program
PO Box 9023
Olympia, WA 98507-9023 - Phone: 800-562-0479
- Fax: 800-782-0624
Remit Withholding for Child Support to
- Washington State Support Registry
PO Box 45868
Olympia, WA 98504-5868 - Phone: 800-468-7422
Washington Reciprocal States
- None
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