New Jersey Form W-2 & NJ
W-3M
Filing Requirements for 2024
New Jersey requires certain businesses to file Reconciliation Form NJ W-3M with Form W-2s.
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New Jersey W-2 Filing Criteria
The State of New Jersey mandates W-2 filing, even if no state tax is withheld.
Criteria | Filing Requirement | Additional Form | Due Date |
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If there is any New Jersey state tax withheld |
You must file a W-2 directly with the state E-file with TaxBandits |
Form NJ-W-3M State of New Jersey - Gross Income Tax Reconciliation of Tax Withheld |
February 15, 2025 |
If there is no New Jersey State Tax Withholding |
You must file a W-2 directly with the state E-file with TaxBandits |
No additional form is required |
February 15, 2025 |
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Information Required to File W-2 Forms with New Jersey
Discover the key information needed to file Form W2 with the State of New Jersey.
1. Employer’s state ID number
The employer's state identification number refers to the New Jersey Withholding Tax Account Number.
New Jersey state ID Format: 12 digits - 3 digits and hyphen followed by 3 digits and hyphen followed by 3 digits and slash followed by 3 digits (Eg: 99-999-999/999)
2. New Jersey state/local wages
The total amount of taxable wages, tips, that is subject to New Jersey state income tax.
3. New Jersey state tax withheld
The total amount of state income taxes withheld from the employee’s wages.
If you’ve withheld any New Jersey taxes, you must file Reconciliation Form NJ-W-3M.
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State of New Jersey - Gross Income Tax Reconciliation of Tax Withheld
Form NJ-W-3M
Form NJ-W-3M is a Gross Income Tax Reconciliation used to report the annual filing requirements for employers or entities that withhold New Jersey Gross Income Tax from employee or recipient payments.
The following information is needed to complete Form NJ-W-3M:
- Total gross wages, pension and annuity income, and gambling winnings.
- Copy of Gross Income Tax Withheld From Unregistered Unincorporated Contractors.
- Preparer/Firm Identification Number
TaxBandits doesn't support filing 'Form NJ-W-3M' with the state. The payer must file the form directly with the state before the deadline.
If you choose TaxBandits for your New Jersey W-2 filing, you take care of your Reconciliation Form.
TaxBandits – Simplifying New Jersey State W-2 Compliance
TaxBandits supports the e-filing of W-2 forms directly with the New Jersey Division of Taxation, ensuring compliance with state regulations.
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State Form PDFs
Easily access and download New Jersey W-2 form PDFs for filing corrections or record-keeping purposes.
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If your W-2 forms are rejected by the New Jersey Division of Taxation, you can correct errors and resubmit them for free.
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How Is Form W-2 Filed with the State of New Jersey?
Create your account and follow these steps to easily e-file your W-2s with the SSA and the State of New Jersey!
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Step 1: Choose Form W-2
Select the type of W-2 form you want to file.
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Step 2: Enter Form W-2 details
Complete the form using manual entry or other bulk import options.
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Step 3: Complete State Filing Information
Provide the necessary State Filing Details.
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Step 4: Choose Distribution Options
Opt for our distribution services – Postal Mailing, Online Access, or BanditComplete.
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Step 5: Review and Transmit
Review your form and transmit it to the IRS and state agencies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does New Jersey require W-2 filing?
Yes, the state of New Jersey mandates the W-2 filing even if there is no state tax withholding.
Does New Jersey require any additional forms to be submitted while filing W-2?
Yes. The State of New Jersey requires additional forms to be filed along with Form W2 while e-filing. You must include Form NJ-W-3M with your W-2s. (When you E-file Form W2 Online with TaxBandits, you need to take care of the reconciliation Form NJ-W-3M).
What are the special fields required when filing a Form W-2 with New Jersey?
When e-filing Form W-2 for New Jersey, the state requires some special fields,
- Private Family Leave Insurance Plan Number (issued by the state)
- Family Leave Insurance Withheld
- Private Disability Plan Number (issued by the state)
- Disability Insurance Withheld
- Combined NJ unemployment insurance, Workforce Development Program and health Care Subsidy Withheld
- Was the employee an active participant (for any part of the year) in a retirement plan
What is the deadline to file W-2 with New Jersey?
The deadline to file Form W2 and Form NJ-W-3M is February 15, 2025.(If the deadline falls on a weekend or federal holiday, the next business day is the deadline)
Can I electronically file a W-2 with New Jersey?
Yes, you must file W-2 Forms electronically with New Jersey. There is no option to file NJ W-2 Forms by paper with the State of New Jersey. Make sure to include your Form NJ-W-3M with your W-2 forms.
If you are looking for a certified e-file service provider, TaxBandits is here! We support both Federal and State filing of W-2s.
What are the W-2 penalties for New Jersey?
The state of New Jersey may impose penalties and interests for the below:
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Late filing of W-2
If you file W-2 late, you will be charged a penalty of $100.00 per month.
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Late payment of state withheld taxes
If you pay your NJ W-2 taxes late, you will be charged 5% of your tax due as a penalty.
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Underpayment of state taxes
You may be charged $5% of your unpaid taxes each month you delay. However, it will not go above 25% of your tax liability.
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Interest
3% above the prime rate
Interest is imposed each month (or part of a month) on the unpaid tax balance from the original due date until the date of payment.
At the end of each calendar year, any outstanding tax, penalties, and interest will be added to your balance due, and interest will be charged on the total combined balance.
Learn more about Form W-2 penalties.
Can I file a W-2c with the State of New Jersey?
Yes, you can file a correction form W-2c to rectify the errors in your previously filed W-2s. As of now, the state accepts only the e-filing of W-2C. While e-filing W-2c, the amended Form NJ-W-3M should be accompanied.
Where do I mail W-2 forms when filing with the State of New Jersey?
The State of New Jersey only accepts the electronic filing of W-2s.
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How to File W-2 Forms with TaxBandits
Select Form W-2
Start by selecting Form W-2 from your dashboard. With TaxBandits, you can file this form for both the current and previous tax years.
Required information
Fill out the required W-2 information and the respective state information in the appropriate fields.
Review Federal Information
Review your Federal filing information and click "Continue to State Filing" to proceed further.
Review State Filing Information
Review your state filing information and click "Continue to form disturibution" to proceed further.
Choose Distribution Options
Select how you'd like to distribute recipient copies: via mail, online access, or with the BanditComplete option.
Review Form W-2 Information
Review the information and make any necessary changes if needed.
Transmit the Form to the IRS/State
After reviewing, transmit the completed Form W-2 to the IRS and state.