Form W-3me - Reconciliation Of Maine Income Tax Withheld In 2012

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FORM W-3ME
MAINE REVENUE SERVICES
99
RECONCILIATION OF MAINE
2012
INCOME TAX WITHHELD IN 2012
*1106601*
File by February 28, 2013 See instructions below.
Check this box if you are submitting Maine withholding data on Form
1099 electronically with the IRS through the Combined Fed/State
Filing Program.
1. Total Maine income tax withheld
,
,
.
Withholding Account Number:
shown on payee statements ......
$
2. Total Maine income tax reported
-
,
,
.
on quarterly reports for the year
$
Name:
3. Third-party payers of sick pay
(see instructions below). All
,
,
orthers may skip this line ...........
$
.
4. Employers (see instructions
below). All others may skip this
,
,
.
line ............................................
$
-
Third-party payer name ____________________________________________________
Third-party payer ID Number:
________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
___________________
Date
Signature
Title (Owner, President, Partner, Member, etc.)
Telephone
Note:
MRS
Rule 104 (Electronic Filing of Maine Tax Returns) generally requires electronic fi ling of Maine income tax withholding returns,
including Form W-3ME. Employers/payers unable to meet the electronic fi ling requirement because of undue hardship may request
a waiver from the state tax assessor. The request must be in writing and must include the name, address and withholding account
number of the business, a detailed explanation of why fi ling electronically poses a signifi cant hardship and the length of time for which
you are requesting a waiver. Mail requests to: Maine Revenue Services, Withholding Unit, P.O. Box 1060, Augusta, ME 04332-1060.
.
To view Rule 104, see
(select “Laws & Rules”)
Maine Revenue Service provides two electronic fi ling options: File online using the Maine Revenue Services I-File program or upload a text fi le (formatted
to required specifi cations) containing Form W-3ME data using Maine Revenue Services MEETRS system. For more information on these programs, see
/netfi
le/gateway2.htm.
General Instructions
Employers and other payers who withhold Maine income tax during the calendar year must fi le an annual reconciliation (Form W-3ME) on or before
February 28 of the following year. Generally, total income tax withheld as shown on Form W-3ME should equal the total withholding reported to Maine
Revenue Services for the year on quarterly returns and should also equal the total amount of Maine income tax withheld as shown on all information
returns furnished to payees. If you are completing this form as a third-party payer of sick pay, lines 1 and 2 should differ only by the amount entered on line
3. If you are completing this form as an employer issuing wage statements that includes withholding reported by a third-party payer of sick pay, lines 1 and
2 should differ only by the amount entered on line 4. Otherwise, if lines 1 and 2 do not agree, correct any reporting errors by fi ling an amended quarterly
return on Form 941A-ME for each period in which errors were made. See the instructions for Form 941A-ME for further details.
Specifi c Instructions
Line 1. Enter total Maine withholding reported on payee statements issued under this withholding account number (e.g., box 17 of federal Form W-2).
Line 2. Enter total Maine withholding reported for this account for all quarters on Form 941ME or 941/C1-ME. If you amended one or more quarterly
returns, include only the corrected amount.
Line 3. If you are a third-party payer of sick pay, enter the amount of withholding, if any, included in your quarterly returns that are reported on Annual
Wage Statements (Forms W-2) issued directly by the employer to employees.
Line 4. Employers only: Complete this line if you issue Forms W-2 that include withholding remitted to Maine by a third party payer of sick pay. Enter the
amount of withholding remitted by the third party payer. Enter the third party payer name and ID number in the spaces provided.
Payee Statements
Maine Revenue Services does not accept paper copies of payee statements (Forms W-2 and 1099).
Employers that fi le 250 or more W-2 forms with the Social Security Administration, non-wage payers that submit 250 or more of a single type of 1099 form
with the Internal Revenue Service, and entities that have received an exception from the requirement to complete Schedule 2 on their quarterly return must
fi le copies of such forms electronically with Maine Revenue Services.
A person who is licensed to conduct pari-mutuel wagering or to operate a slot machine in Maine must electronically fi le Form W-2G with Maine Revenue
Services for each payee for whom a statement is required to be provided under federal regulations.
All others may, at their option, fi le annual statements electronically with Maine Revenue Services or, for Forms 1099 only, through the Combined Federal/
State Filing Program. For more information, see Maine Revenue Services electronic fi ling specifi cations for Form W-2 or Forms 1099 and W-2G, available
at (select Electronic Services).
When to File: No later than February 28, 2013.
Where to File:
Mail by FIRST CLASS MAIL to: Maine Revenue Services, P.O. Box 1064, Augusta, ME 04332-1064
How to File:
File Form W-3ME and supporting data separately from your Form 941ME or 941/C1-ME return.
DO NOT include Form W-3ME and supporting data in the same envelope with Form 941ME or 941/C1-ME returns.

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