Kentucky Counties Income Tax Information Withholding
County Name |
State/County Codes |
County Tax Status |
Boone |
21/015 |
Duty Station/mandatory |
Clay |
21/051 |
Duty Station/voluntary |
Jefferson |
21/111 |
Duty Station/mandatory |
Kenton |
21/117 |
Duty Station/mandatory |
Madison |
21/151 |
Duty Station/mandatory |
McCracken |
21/145 |
Duty Station/mandatory |
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Withholding Formula Effective Pay Period 01, 2015
- Multiply the gross biweekly wages by 26 to obtain the annual wages.
- Apply the gross annual wages to the following guideline to determine the annual Kentucky county income tax withholding.
Compute the County
Income Tax Withholding For:By Multiplying the Gross
Annual Wages By:State/County Codes
Resident Percentage
Nonresident Percentage
County Tax Status (Duty Station = DS Residence = R)
Boone
21/015
0.81
0.81
DS
Clay (voluntary)
21/051
1.00
1.00
DS
Jefferson
21/111
2.20
1.45
DS
Kenton
21/117
0.70972
0.70972
DS
Madison
21/151
1.00
1.00
DS
McCracken
21/145
1.00
1.00
DS
1 Maximum taxable wage base of $58,627 (maximum annual tax of $469.02) applies to the 0.8-percent occupational tax. Maximum taxable wage base of $16,666 (maximum annual tax of $25) applies to the 0.15-percent Senior Citizen and Mental Health Tax.
2 Maximum taxable wage base of $118,500 (maximum annual tax of $280.00) applies to the 0.7097-percent occupational tax.The lower taxable wage base limit remains $25,000. The payroll tax rates remain 0.7097% on wages up to $25,000 and 0.1097% on wages greater than $25,000 and up to the OASDI wage maximum of $118,500.
- Divide the annual Kentucky city income tax withholding by 26 to obtain the biweekly Kentucky city income tax withholding.