What is a 941?
Form 941 is a quarterly report of wages paid to employees and withholdings made by employers. It also includes information on the employer's share of Medicare and Social Security taxes during the period reported. 941 forms must be mailed or e-filed to the IRS.
Why do I file 941?
941 forms must be filed so the IRS can reconcile wages and withholdings and process tax payments. Penalties and interest can be incurred by the employer for not properly filing 941 forms.
Who needs to file 941?
Employers that pay wages to employees and withhold taxes must file a 941 form. See the official IRS instructions.
How do I get a 941 PIN?
The IRS requires a PIN number to e-file 941 forms. Apply for one directly through Yearli for free! Simply log-in or create an account, then go to the "Start New Forms" area within Your Filing Home. From there, you can then follow the steps to complete the Employer PIN Application.
What to report on form 941
- Wages paid
- Tips received by employees
- Federal income tax withheld
- Employer and employee shares of Medicare and Social Security taxes
- Current and quarter adjustments
