Document Type: Informational
Title: 2013 Payroll Tax Revision History
Product:
Product: Fund Accounting 100
Module: Payroll
Version: 2013
Issue#: 414150
Solution:
Note: To download the latest tax tables, please refer to KB article 365747. The
update file available in KB Article 365747 includes tax rate updates along with
other product fixes.
The revision history table below is for information purposes and may help you determine
whether or not you need to install the updates for version 2013.
Version History
Update
Version
V2013
released
on
11/02/201
2
V2013.1
released
on
12/21/201
2
Contents
The release contains a 10/1/2012 Mid-Year update in State withholding tax
information for the following state:
•
Michigan
The release does not contain the Federal tax table for the year 2013.
-Medicare withholding rate updated for individuals earning over $200,000 a
year. (When an employee’s wages subject to Medicare exceed
$200,000.00 for the calendar year an additional .09% of Medicare tax will
tax will be added to the Employee portion and withheld at 2.35%. This
additional amount will be reported separately on the Quarterly 941 report
for those employees who exceed the $200,000.00 threshold.)
The State withholding tax information for year 2013 was supplied from the
following states:
V2013.2
released
on
1/11/2013
• California
• Maine
• Georgia
• North Dakota
• Hawaii
• Nebraska
• Kansas
• New York
• Kentucky
• Puerto Rico
• Maryland
• Rhode Island
• Minnesota
The release contains the Federal tax table for the year 2013. As well as all
of the changes listed below:
-Social Security default wage base increased to $113,700. The Social
Security employee rate has been increased from 4.2% to 6.2%.
-Medicare withholding information has been updated to accommodate
additional Medicare withholding at .09% for employees earning over
$200,000.
-Non-Resident Alien FIT withholding information has been updated.
-The 941 Worksheet has been updated to accommodate changes to Social
Security and Medicare. The State withholding tax information for year 2013
was supplied from additional states:
V2013.3
Released
on
2/8/2013
V2013.4.2
Released
on
9/23/2013
• Colorado
• Oklahoma
• Connecticut
• Oregon
• Illinois
• Vermont
The State withholding tax information for year 2013 was supplied from the
following states:
•
New Mexico
•
Missouri
The State withholding tax information for year 2013 was supplied from the
below states. In order to install the new taxes you would need to download
the TAX.DLL here and replace this file with your existing files on each
workstation (do not replace it only on payroll workstations):
•
Ohio
Warning: this can only be performed on FA100 workstations that
are currently on version 2013.4
1. Log out from all of the applications
2. Click here to download and save the file
3. On each workstation go to:
For 64 bit machines: C:\Program Files (x86)\MIP\Progs
For 32 bit machines: C:\Program Files\MIP\Progs
4. Replace the existing Npstax.dll file with the new file
5. Choose Copy and Replace on the message as shown
below;
6. To confirm the changes, the date modified in that folder
will change to the day you made the changes.
7. Repeat those steps for all other Fund Accounting 100
workstations.
Note: If your state becomes a subject to credit reductions to FUTA liability, we have
included an example below on how to set that up in Payroll:
Go to Payroll>Maintain>State Taxes>Tax tab and click the Override Default Credit Rate
check box. The FUTA Credit Rate field can then be updated to reflect the amount of
reduction required.

Example: If I was an Arizona organization and my reduction rate was .003%, I
would subtract .003% from 5.4% (this is the default or full allowable credit) and
enter 5.1% in the FUTA Credit Rate field.
Related Information:
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updates will be cumulative.
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