The New York Employees Statement of Exempt Status is a document that allows employers to document an employee's exemption status from the state's withholding tax. It is a required form for all employees in New York state and is used to determine an employee's tax withholding status. There are four types of New York Employees Statement of Exempt Status: 1. Exemption from Withholding: Employees who qualify for total or partial exemption from withholding taxes must submit this form. 2. Voluntary Withholding: This applies to employees who choose to have taxes withheld from their paychecks even though they are exempt from withholding. 3. Additional Withholding: This applies to employees who choose to have additional taxes withheld from their paychecks. 4. Reciprocal Agreement: This applies to employees who work in one state, but live in another, and who are subject to withholding taxes in both states. The reciprocal agreement allows employers to withhold taxes from the employee's pay in the state in which they work.