Kansas

Withholding

Withholding requirements

Supplemental rate

Employers should withhold supplemental wages at a rate of 5%.

State Unemployment Insurance (SUI)

Wage base

$14,000

Contributions

  • General range for rated employers:
    0.0% to 6.65%, depending on the employer’s experience rating
  • New Employers (Non-Construction):
    Assigned a standard rate of 1.75% in 2025
  • New Construction Employers:
    Assigned a rate of 5.55% in 2025

More information

  • Employers must file quarterly wage reports and unemployment tax returns electronically if they have 25 or more employees
  • KDOL provides templates and formatting guidelines for submitting wage data via file upload.

Labor

Minimum wage

$7.25

Termination Pay

Employers must pay all earned wages to employees who are terminated or who resign by the next regular payday

More information

  • Deductions from final paychecks are only allowed if:
    • Required by law (e.g., taxes, garnishments)
    • Authorized in writing by the employee
  • Penalties for late payment: Employers may owe up to 1% per day of unpaid wages (up to 100%) if they willfully fail to pay on time

New Hire Filing

Reporting deadline

Within 20 days of new hire, rehire, or employee returning to work.

Reporting by mail

New Hire Directory
P.O. Box 3510
Topeka, KS 66601-3510

New hire reporting form

Form W-4

Child Support

More information

The Kansas Payment Center
P.O. Box 758599
Topeka, KS 66675-8599

Be sure to include:

  • Your full name
  • Court order number (with county identifier)
  • Social Security Number or KPC PIN

Other

New employer registration

Local taxes

N/A

Reciprocal states

N/A

Disability insurance

N/A

Last Updated

09/18/2025

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