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Reports & forms: every report in the dropdown

What each report shows, which law requires it, and how to record that you paid or filed.

Employers6 min

Open Reports & forms. Choose a report in the first dropdown and the year in the second. Reports appear after your first payroll is approved.

The report dropdown, opened to show all 10 reports.
The report dropdown, opened to show all 10 reports.
ReportWhat it showsWhy you need it
Monthly tax depositsFederal income tax, Social Security and Medicare to deposit, with the due date.Federal deposits. How
Form 941 (quarterly)The totals for the quarterly federal payroll tax return.Filed each quarter. How
Form 940 / FUTA (yearly)Federal unemployment tax by quarter.Filed once a year. How
State reports (every state)The reports for each state where you have employees.State filings.
State unemployment (quarterly)Wages and unemployment tax by state, each quarter.State unemployment reports.
W-2 (per employee)Each employee's W-2 boxes for the year. Pick the employee at the top.Give to employees and file with the SSA by January 31. How
W-3 (totals)The totals of all W-2s.Sent with paper W-2s to the SSA.
1099-NEC (contractors)Contractors paid at or above $2,000 in the year.Give to the contractor and file with the IRS. How
I-9 and new-hire reportEach new hire's I-9 dates and the state new-hire report due date.Within days of the hire date.
Local taxes (paid by hand)City or county taxes that you pay yourself.Local filings.

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After you pay or file

StartEase does not pay or file for you. You pay or file with the agency, then record it at the bottom of the report, in Paid / filed record:

  1. Select Mark paid (or Mark filed) next to the item.
  2. Enter the date and the confirmation number.
  3. Upload the receipt (PDF or image).
StatusMeaning
UpcomingNot yet due.
Due soonDue within 14 days.
OverduePast the due date and not recorded.
Paid / FiledYou recorded the date, confirmation and receipt.
Note. Marking an item done only records it for you. Only the agency's own site confirms that a payment or filing was received.