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- 1. Employer Details of the CPEO / Section 3504 Agent: Name, EIN, and Address
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2. Employment Details of the Aggregate Filer and Their Clients:
- i. Employee Count
- ii. Medicare and Social Security Taxes
- iii. Form 941 Worksheet
- iv. Deposit Made to the IRS
- v. Tax Liability (Monthly/Semiweekly)
- vi. Signing Authority Information
- vii. Online Signature PIN or Form 8453-EMP
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Changes in Schedule R (Form 941) for the First Quarter of 2021?
As the Form 941 is changed for the first quarter of 2021, Schedule R has also some changes. On the 941 Schedule R for the first quarter of 2021, the following have been changed:
- Column o - Form 941, Line 13b is reserved for future use
- Column x - Form 941, line 24 is reserved for future use
- Column y - Form 941, line 25 is reserved for future use
What is Quarterly Federal Tax Schedule R (Form 941)?
CPEO's and Section 3504 reporting agents are required to attach Schedule R (Form 941) to the aggregate Form 941. Schedule R simplifies the aggregate reporting process by allocating aggregate wages reported on Form 941 to each of their clients.
Generally, CPEO's are required by the IRS to file their Schedule R electronically and can file the returns listed on Form 8973. Also, Section 3504 Agents can file the returns listed on their Form 2678 appointment.
Aggregate filers can use their own EIN to file a single Form 941 for all their clients with Schedule R along with their respective wage and tax liability information for the tax period.
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When is 2021 Form 941 Schedule R due?
Form 941 Schedule R is generally due by the last day of the month following the end of the quarter. You’re required to file Form 941 for each quarter.
- First-quarter (JAN, FEB, MAR) is due on April 30, 2021
- Second-quarter (APR, MAY, JUN) on August 2, 2021
- Third-quarter (JUL, AUG, SEP) on November 1, 2021
- Fourth-quarter (OCT, NOV, DEC) on January 31, 2022
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What are the penalties for not filing Form 941 on time?
Generally, the CPEO is solely responsible for paying the client's employment taxes, filing returns, and making deposits and payments for the reported taxes. IRC Section 3504 Agents and their clients are both responsible for paying their employment taxes, filing returns, and making deposits and payments for the reported taxes. Click here to learn more about Form 941 penalties.
