December, 17th 2024
Each state has unique requirements for income tax withholding. Below you will find the details for Iowa’s 2025 withholding structure, which utilizes a flat tax rate, along with applicable standard deductions and allowances.
Employers must also adhere to federal income tax withholding rules. More information can be found here about federal rates .
Alternatively, employers can automatically calculate payroll withholding using ezPaycheck.
State Abbreviation | IA |
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State Tax Withholding State Code | 19 |
Acceptable Exemption Form | IA W-4 or federal W-4 (check Iowa instructions) |
Basis For Withholding | State Standard Deduction and Allowances |
Acceptable Exemption Data | Filing Status / Number of Allowances |
TSP Deferred | Yes |
Special Coding |
Determine the Total Number Of Allowances Claimed field as follows: First Position - Enter 0 (zero). Second and Third Positions - Enter the number of allowances claimed. |
Additional Information | For more details, refer to official Iowa withholding publications. |
Filing Status | Standard Deduction |
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Single, Married (Dual Income), Other | $12,000 |
Head of Household | $18,050 |
Married (Single Income) | $24,050 |
Allowance | Annual Amount |
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Each Allowance | $40 |
Multiply the number of allowances by $40 to determine the total allowance amount to subtract.
Gross Tax = Taxable Income × 3.8%
With no tax brackets, Iowa’s calculation is simpler. If you prefer to automate these calculations, consider using ezPaycheck.
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