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A Form ARW-3 Transmittal is completed when state copies of Forms W-2, Wage and Tax Statement, are being filed. Do not file Form ARW-3 alone. Use a Form ARW-3 even if only one Form W-2 is being filed. Make sure both the Form ARW-3 and Forms W-2 show the correct tax year and Federal Employer IdentificationNumber (FEIN).

The employer must submit the ARW3 (Transmittal of Wage and Tax Statements), State copy of all Form W-2's, a photocopy of Federal Form 1096 and Form 1099's for the year to the Withholding Tax Section. The address for mailing W-2 forms and 1099. forms is: Withholding Tax Section.

In addition to having a state tax, employers in Arkansas must also pay the Federal Insurance Contribution Act, also known as FICA. This rate is 6.2% and includes the Social Security tax of the same percentage, which is given to the Social Security Administration, and the Medicare tax of 1.45%.

Form AR 941 A/M State of Arkansas Annual/Monthly Withholding Report is due either annually (by January 31) or monthly (by the 15th of each month) and can be filed electronically through Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration's online Arkansas Taxpayer Access Point application.

All new employees for your business must complete a federal Form W-4. New employees also should complete one of two related Arkansas forms: Form AR4EC, Employee's Withholding Exemption Certificate, or Form AR4ECSP,Employee's Special Withholding Exemption Certificate.

2021 Low Income Tax Tables To qualify for the Low Income Tax Table, you must earn less than $32,200 and if you're married, you must file a joint tax return.

Employers in Arkansas must conform with these state rules relating to filing income tax withholding returns. Periodic Returns. Annually (Form AR-941A) by January 31 of the following year; monthly (Form AR-941) by 15th of following month.

You may access the Arkansas Taxpayer Access Point (ATAP), .atap.arkansas.gov, for online registration, filing, payment, and for options to manage your Withholding Tax account(s).