Utah Admin. Code R994-202-103 - Common Paymaster
(1) A common
paymaster relationship exists when two or more related corporations
concurrently employ the same individual and one of the corporations compensates
the individual for the concurrent employment. The Internal Revenue Service will
recognize a common paymaster if the closely related corporations satisfy all of
the following criteria:
(a) each related
company is a corporation;
(b) there
must be at least 50 percent common ownership of stock or interest, or there
must be at least 50 percent common officers in the related companies, or 30
percent of the employees work for all of the related companies;
(c) the reporting for any calendar year must
be consistent with FUTA annual 940 reporting; and
(d) the employee(s) must be performing
concurrent service for some or all of the related companies.
(2) The Department does not allow
or recognize common paymaster reporting as of March 1, 2005, even if the
relationship is approved by the Internal Revenue Service. Each corporation is
required to register with the Department and obtain a Utah Employer
Registration Number.
Notes
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