Unable to edit (State) Claimed Allowances thru upsers.com

[AnyColorYouLike]

I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this issue as well:

After logging into upsers.com

>My Profile
>Personal Information
>Payroll Information
>W4 Tax Information

Under W-4 Tax Data, there is a field I'm able to populate regarding the total number of allowances I wish to claim. I've found this is for the Federal taxes withheld from my paycheck, not State.

My State allowances show 0 (zero) on my pay stubs due to the inability to edit them through the website - there are no additional fields regarding State allowances.

Has anyone found a way around this?



Thanks in advance

 

[upschuck]

If I remember correctly, you have to get paper form for state, but this was a while ago.

 

[zubenelgenubi]

I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this issue as well:

After logging into upsers.com

>My Profile
>Personal Information
>Payroll Information
>W4 Tax Information

Under W-4 Tax Data, there is a field I'm able to populate regarding the total number of allowances I wish to claim. I've found this is for the Federal taxes withheld from my paycheck, not State.

My State allowances show 0 (zero) on my pay stubs due to the inability to edit them through the website - there are no additional fields regarding State allowances.

Has anyone found a way around this?



Thanks in advance

Talk to your OMS and ask for a W-4.

 

[km3]

I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this issue as well:

After logging into upsers.com

>My Profile
>Personal Information
>Payroll Information
>W4 Tax Information

Under W-4 Tax Data, there is a field I'm able to populate regarding the total number of allowances I wish to claim. I've found this is for the Federal taxes withheld from my paycheck, not State.

My State allowances show 0 (zero) on my pay stubs due to the inability to edit them through the website - there are no additional fields regarding State allowances.

Has anyone found a way around this?



Thanks in advance

I had to bring a form to HR in person and it was corrected on the next check.

 

[Observer]

You still have to bring the paper form into HR to get your respective state's exemptions changed.