Division of Financial Affairs
Tax
Employees who live outside of NYS and have been taxed in NYS as their primary work state will continue to be subject to NYS withholding requirements, whether or not they are now working remotely outside NYS.
The University will not be implementing the employee FICA tax deferral available under the Presidential memorandum.
As President Pollack has issued the statement asking units to complete and implement emergency response plans by March 20, we in the Division of Financial Affairs (DFA) have completed our plans and have implemented remote work for as many of our staff members as possible as of Tuesday, March 17.
New and updated training courses are available, including the Accounting and Procurement certificate programs, starting this fall.
The Withholding Calculator helps you identify your tax withholding to make sure you have the right amount of tax withheld from your paycheck at work.
These scaled-down versions of the in-classroom trainings can provide an overview of essential information on a particular subject area before they go to a class or serve as a review after attending a class.
Withholding guidelines will change with new tax reform bill.
The IRS recently updated its website as part of the “IRS Future State Initiative” to utilized current technology to enhance the taxpayer experience and overall efficiency of the IRS.
Last chance to attend DFA classes for the school year (classes will resume in September 2017).
2016 W-2s will be available in Workday beginning January 17, 2017.
DFA classes have open seats and are open to any person interested in learning more about Cornell accounting/finance policies.
W-2 forms have been sent for printing and are now available in Workday.
