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Connecticut Payroll Information
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Paying Employees in Connecticut
Connecticut 2024 Minimum Wage:
- $15.69/hour
- $6.38/hour for tipped employees
- $8.23/hour for bartenders
Connecticut Overtime Rules:
- 1.5 x’s the minimum wage for all hours worked over 40 in a workweek
Connecticut Pay Stub Requirements:
- Employer to furnish record of hours worked, wages earned and deductions. Employer to provide means to access and print electronically held records.
- (a) With each wage payment each employer shall furnish to each employee, in writing or, with the employee’s explicit consent, electronically,
- a record of hours worked,
- the gross earnings showing straight time and overtime as separate entries,
- itemized deductions and
- net earnings,
- except that the furnishing of a record of hours worked and the separation of straight time and overtime earnings shall not apply in the case of any employee with respect to whom the employer is specifically exempt from the keeping of time records and the payment of overtime under the Connecticut Minimum Wage Act or the Fair Labor Standards Act.
- (b) If the record of hours is furnished electronically pursuant to subsection (a) of this section, the employer shall provide a means for each employee to securely, privately and conveniently access and print such record. The employer shall incorporate reasonable safeguards regarding any information contained in the record furnished electronically pursuant to subsection (a) of this section to protect the confidentiality of an employee’s personal information.
- (a) With each wage payment each employer shall furnish to each employee, in writing or, with the employee’s explicit consent, electronically,
- History: P.A. 80-79 required that employees be furnished records of earnings “showing straight time and overtime as separate entries”, specified that provisions are inapplicable where employer is exempt from paying overtime and deleted provisions which had excluded salaried employees from applicability; P.A. 16-125 designated existing provisions re wage payment as Subsec. (a) and amended same to add provision re furnishing records electronically with employee’s explicit consent and added Subsec. (b) re employer to provide means for employees to access electronic records and incorporation of reasonable safeguards.
How often do you have to pay employees in Connecticut?
- Employers are required to pay employees weekly. Longer intervals up to one month are permitted with the approval of the labor commissioner. If a pay date falls on a holiday payment should be made prior to the scheduled pay date.
When is an employee’s final check due in Connecticut?
- Voluntary resignation – next regular payday
- Involuntary termination – next business day
Connecticut Withholding Tax Registration
- Register on the Connecticut Department of Revenue’s website
Wages Subject to Connecticut Withholding
- All wages earned by Connecticut residents are subject to Connecticut withholding
- All wages earned by nonresidents within Connecticut are subject to Connecticut withholding
Connecticut Employee’s Withholding Exemption Certificate
- Form CT-W4
Reciprocity
- None
Connecticut Withholding Tax Due Dates
- Weekly remitter (if reported liability for CT income tax during 12-month lookback was more than $10,000) – if payday is Sat-Tues payment is due the second Wed following the payday, if payday is Wed-Fri the payment is due the Wed following the payday.
- Monthly remitter (if reported liability for CT income tax during 12-month lookback was more than $2,000 but no more than $10,000) – payment due the fifteenth day of the following month.
- Connecticut Withholding Tax Due Dates
- Weekly remitter (if reported liability for CT income tax during 12-month lookback was more than $10,000) – if payday is Sat-Tues payment is due the second Wed following the payday, if payday is Wed-Fri the payment is due the Wed following the payday.
- Monthly remitter (if reported liability for CT income tax during 12-month lookback was more than $2,000 but no more than $10,000) – payment due the fifteenth day of the following month.
- Quarterly remitter (if reported liability for CT income tax during a 12-month lookback was $2,000 or less) – payment is due the last day of the month following the quarter-end.
Connecticut Unemployment Tax Registration
Connecticut Unemployment Tax Employer Liabilities
- New employer rate: 2.5%
- 2024 Wage Base: $25,000
Connecticut Unemployment Tax Due Dates
- Return and payment are due quarterly on the last day of the month following the end of the reporting period
Connecticut New Hire Reporting
- New hires and rehires must be reported within 20 days
- Connecticut Department of Labor
- Office of Research, ATTN: CT-W4
- 200 Folly Brook Blvd
- Wethersfield, CT 06109
- Report new hires online on the Connecticut Department of Labor’s website
- Email: [email protected]
Connecticut Child Support
- CT Centralized Child Support Processing Center
PO Box 990032
Hartford, CT 06199-0032 - Fax: 860-683-1196
- Remit Connecticut child support payments online using Smart e-Pay
- CT Centralized Child Support Processing Center
Additional Connecticut Business Resources
What Our Satisfied Clients are Saying
Valor Payroll Solutions has, quite literally, changed my life. I’m the CEO of a small, but fast growing, company, and I had previously been taking care of our multi-state payroll myself. It was overwhelming and I did not have the necessary expertise. Christina from Valor stepped in and took our payroll over completely, including all of the multi-state tax filings and other reporting. She also fixed all of the mistakes I didn’t even know I had made. She is kind, gracious, knowledgeable, attentive, and communicative. She has improved my company and has allowed us to continue growing. I would recommend Valor to any company with payroll needs. You will kick yourself for not doing it sooner.
Tamara DeHayClover Educational Consulting Group
Christina with Valor Payroll Solutions has been nothing short of amazing for our small business. She is kind, she is patient, she is prompt, and she has helped us learn so much that our previous payroll company was letting slide through the cracks. We are so grateful to have found her.
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Christina was extremely helpfully and very patient. Christina delivered good work on this project. I enjoyed working with her, Her communication was top-notch, she met all deadlines, and her skills were reasonably strong. She helped me find additional information. I enjoyed working with Christina and will definitely be working with her in the future. Thank you Christina.
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If I could give a 10 star I WOULD!! Usually I don’t take time to actually write reviews unless the experience was top notch. Christina is by far the MOST patience and professional individual, I’ve had the pleasure of working with. She answered all of my seriously silly questions without belittling me. She responds very fast, with great detail and clarity. I’ll def be using her again. Thank me later!
Brittney MichelleThe Amazing Paint Party
Christina was very knowledgeable in all the HR and hiring rules. She really helped me set up the hiring system for my startup. She called CA FTB to confirm the details and went over and above to do her job perfectly. It was awesome working with her and I am glad I hired her.
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Mike FelittoEverclean Building Services, LLC
Christina Hageny did some early work for our company and we were so impressed with her level of knowledge, expertise and commitment to the project that we signed her on to manage our company’s payroll full time. We deal in all 50 states and have employees spread out all over the country. As you can imagine, we brought a pretty complex set-up to the relationship, but Christina tackled it without any issue and got us back into compliance while ensuring that our team got compensated correctly and on time along the way. We do and will continue to recommend Christina Hageny and Valor Payroll Solutions to our friends and colleagues. Capable, trustworthy and unparalleled customer service!
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