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Employee's Withholding Exemption Certificate (Form K-4) Form K-4 is the standard certificate and authorizes the employer to withhold Kentucky income tax based on the exemptions claimed. The number of withholding exemptions claimed by the employee shall not exceed the number to which he or she is entitled.

Unlike some other states, Kentucky has no local taxes and only one state payroll tax form, making it one of the easiest states to manage your company's payroll. Chapter 141 of the revised Kentucky Law requires employers to withhold income tax on both resident and non-resident employees (unless exempt from the law).

A Limited Liability Entity Tax (LLET) applies to both C corporations and Limited Liability Pass-Through Entities (LLPTEs) and is not an alternative to another tax. However, corporations paying the LLET are allowed to apply that amount as a credit towards its regular corporate income tax.

To make payments, the FEIN is required along with the Kentucky Corporate/LLET 6-digit account number.

Kentucky has a flat income tax of 5%. That rate ranks slightly below the national average. At the same time, cities and counties may impose their own occupational taxes directly on wages, bringing the total tax rates in some areas to up to 8.75%. Both sales and property taxes are below the national average.

?Form K-5. Form K-5 is used to report withholding statement information from Forms W-2, W-2G, and 1099 and is completed online with two filing methods to choose from.