California Form 592 (592, 592-B and 592-V)
Resident and Nonresident Withholding Statement
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About California Form 592
California Form 592 is used for reporting and remitting withholding on payments made to nonresident individuals or entities by
California payers. Withholding on payments to nonresidents ensures that California receives income tax from income generated in the
state by individuals or businesses who don’t reside there. The form is primarily filed by businesses, partnerships, or individuals who
make payments that require withholding.
Who Files Form 592: Payers or Withholding Agents in California, such as businesses, partnerships, or individuals,
must file Form 592 if they withhold income tax on payments made to nonresident individuals or entities.
Nonresident payees include individuals, partnerships, corporations, LLCs, and other entities not based in California but receiving
California-source income.
Who Receives Form 592: The California Franchise Tax Board (FTB) receives the form and any tax withheld.
The nonresident payee may also receive a copy or a statement of withholding, but Form 592 itself is submitted directly to the FTB.
Purpose of Form 592: Form 592 ensures that the state collects income tax on California-source income earned by
nonresidents. It helps California track income generated in the state and verify that nonresident payees are meeting their tax obligations.
Due Date: Depending on the type of withholding, Form 592 may need to be filed either quarterly or annually.
Payments withheld and Form 592 filings are generally due by the 15th day of the month following the end of the quarter (for quarterly
reporting) or by the due date for annual reports if an annual filing is permitted.
