Conn. Agencies Regs. § 12-740(c)-2 - Records of employers and other persons required to file Connecticut informational returns
(a) Every employer
or withholding agent, as defined for federal income tax withholding purposes,
required under Part IX to deduct and withhold Connecticut income tax from the
wages of employees, and every person who may be required to file Connecticut
informational returns, shall keep all records pertinent to withholding of
Connecticut income tax and Connecticut informational returns available for
examination and inspection by the Department or its authorized representatives.
Records with respect to Connecticut income tax withheld shall be retained for a
period of four years after the due date of the tax return for the taxable
period in which Connecticut income tax was withheld, or the date the
Connecticut income tax withheld was paid over, whichever is later. Records with
respect to Connecticut informational returns shall be retained for a period of
four years after the due date of such returns.
(b) No particular form is prescribed for the
keeping of records of employees and other persons required to file Connecticut
informational returns. However, in the case of employers, the records should
include the amounts and dates of all wage payments subject to Connecticut
income tax, the names, addresses and occupations of employees receiving such
payments, the periods of their employment, the periods for which they are paid
by the employer while absent due to sickness or personal injuries and the
amount and weekly rate of such payments, their social security account numbers,
their income tax withholding exemption certificates, the employer's
identification number, record of Connecticut employer withholding returns and
reports filed, and the dates and amounts of Connecticut income tax withholding
payments made.
(c) For employees
who are nonresident individuals performing services partly within and partly
without Connecticut, employers shall keep all records pertinent to the
allocation or apportionment used for Connecticut income tax withholding
purposes.
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