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Updated 08/08/2025 02:56:29 PM by caitlin.halligan@gusto.com
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Learn how to register a company in Washington D.C, locate your tax account information if you're already registered, view what forms/taxes Gusto handles, and view agency contact information.

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Setting up payroll in Washington D.C. for the first time

Before you can pay employees in a new state, you must register with the state’s tax agencies. This lets you file and pay the right taxes.

  • 🎥 Watch a quick video to learn how registering in a new state works
  • 📘 See our blog for full state business guides
  • 🤝 Let Gusto register for you

Use the dropdowns below to learn more. Use CMD + F (or CTRL + F) to search for words in the article.

Let us register for you

Gusto works with Middesk to help you register with tax agencies in new states.

How it works—an overview

Get help registering for state taxes

We can help you register for state tax accounts after you:

  1. Add a work address in the new state in Gusto.
  2. Assign that work address to a new or existing employee.
  3. Check your Home page for a to-do. If the state requires it, register with the Secretary of State (SOS) and tell us when it's done.
    • States where you need to register with the SOS first: Missouri, New Jersey, New Mexico, and Vermont.

Cost, timeline, and who can register

The cost, steps, and turnaround time depend on the state. Gusto will show you these details when you start the registration process.

Middesk cannot help if your company is:

  • A non-profit that’s not a 501(c)(3)
  • A business that left a PEO (Professional Employer Organization)
  • A business that bought another business already registered
  • A business that changed its legal entity type (like from LLC to Corp)
  • A Limited Partnership (LP) or Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)

What the process looks like

  1. You give us some basic business information.
  2. Middesk will check your info.
  3. Your registration is usually submitted within two business days.
    • State registration with Middesk includes:
      • State income tax (withholding)
      • State unemployment insurance
    • What's not included:
      • Local agency registration
      • Third-Party Agent (TPA) access or Power of Attorney (POA) authorization.
        • If setting up TPA requires online agency portal access:
          • If Middesk has to create an agency account to register your business, you can find the agency portal login details on the Taxes & Compliance > Tax setup page in Gusto once registration is complete.
          • If Middesk does not need to create an account, but the agency requires TPA to be set up through their portal, you need to set up the agency portal accounts on your own.
    • After we submit your registration, you may need to answer a verification call from the agency to confirm that the registration request is legitimate.
  4. When Middesk gets your tax account information back after registering, they'll enter it in Gusto for you. 
    • Exceptions: If your business is in Nevada or Rhode Island, the tax info will be mailed to your company. Once you get the letter, check your email for instructions on how to send the info back to Middesk.

Third-Party Access (TPA) and Power of Attorney (POA) reminder

Some state agencies need Gusto to have TPA or a POA on file to file and pay your taxes. Usually, Middesk does not set this up, so you’ll have to do it yourself after registration.

  • If you're on the state tax registration article, look for a dropdown about TPA or POA in this article.
  • If you're not on the state-specific registration article, check the state registration articles to see if TPA or POA is needed and how to set it up. 

If there's no TPA or POA section, it's not needed right now.

If setting up TPA requires online agency portal access

  • If Middesk has to create an agency account to register your business, you can find the agency portal login details on the Taxes & Compliance > Tax setup page in Gusto once registration is complete.
  • If Middesk does not need to create an account, but the agency requires TPA to be set up through their portal, you need to set up the agency portal accounts on your own.
Get started with state tax registration in Gusto

The cost, steps, and turnaround time depend on the state. Gusto will show you these details when you start the registration process.

Need help with registration questions?

If you’re not sure how to answer one of the registration questions, check Middesk’s Help Center or email them at taxregistrations@middesk.com.

How to get started with state tax registration in Gusto:

  1. Sign in to Gusto.
  2. Go to Taxes & Compliance and select Tax setup.
  3. Under “[State name] Tax Setup”, find the "Let us help you register" banner and click Learn more.
    • The state will only show up if you’ve added a company work address there and assigned an employee to it.
  4. Review the price, process, and how long it'll take. We will not charge you until you send in your order.
    • State registration with Middesk includes:
      • State income tax (withholding)
      • State unemployment insurance
    • What's not included:
      • Local agency registration
      • Third-Party Agent (TPA) access or Power of Attorney (POA) authorization.
        • If setting up TPA or POA requires online agency portal access:
          • If Middesk has to create an agency account to register your business, you can find the agency portal login details on the Taxes & Compliance > Tax setup page in Gusto once registration is complete.
          • If Middesk does not need to create an account, but the agency requires TPA to be set up through their portal, you need to set up the agency portal accounts on your own.
  5. Click Get started on Middesk.
    • Reminder: We can only register for you if you do not already have a state account.
  6. Answer some questions about your business, like:
    • Basic info
    • Contact info
    • Company details
    • Address details
    • Officer/owner info
    • State-specific details
  7. After you've entered the information, review all the info carefully on the “Review Information” page. Mistakes can delay things.
    • Heads up: State agencies might add fees or take longer than expected. Middesk will notify you if that happens.
  8. If everything looks good, click Continue to Gusto.
  9. Before you submit the order, review the cost breakdown and total amount again.
    • Middesk will start to process your order after you submit it. They'll email you with order updates, and we'll add the cost to your monthly bill after the order is completed.
    • At this time, we cannot support order cancellations or refunds.
  10. Click Submit.
    • Heads up: After we submit your registration, you may need to respond to a verification call or email from the agency to confirm that the registration request is legitimate. If you do not complete this within 3–5 business days, the order will be canceled and refunded.
What to expect next
  • When Middesk gets your tax account information back after registering, they'll enter it in Gusto for you.
    • Exceptions: If your business is in Nevada or Rhode Island, the tax info will be mailed to your company. Once you get the letter, check your email for instructions on how to send the info back to Middesk.
  • Each state and agency takes a different amount of time to process a registration. To estimate when your state tax account info will be available, check the Post Submission Questions in Middesk's help article.

Third-Party Access (TPA) and Power of Attorney (POA) reminder

Some state agencies need Gusto to have TPA or a POA on file to file and pay your taxes. Usually, Middesk does not set this up, so you’ll have to do it yourself after registration.

  • If you're on the state tax registration article, Look for a dropdown about TPA or POA in this article.
  • If you're not on the state-specific registration article, check the state registration articles to see if TPA or POA is needed and how to set it up. 

If there's no TPA or POA section, it's not needed right now.

If setting up TPA requires online agency portal access

  • If Middesk has to create an agency account to register your business, you can find the agency portal login details on the Taxes & Compliance > Tax setup page in Gusto once registration is complete.
  • If Middesk does not need to create an account, but the agency requires TPA to be set up through their portal, you need to set up the agency portal accounts on your own.

Need to make a change?

If you already submitted your info but need to fix something, email taxregistrations@middesk.com to update it.

Check the status of your order

When your order is complete, you’ll get emails from Gusto and Middesk. They’ll detail the next steps, which include:

  • Reviewing registration details
  • Any other state-specific instructions

Before your order is done, you can check the order status in your Gusto account:

  1. Sign in to Gusto.
  2. Go to Taxes & Compliance and select Tax setup.
  3. Find the state headline, and just below it, view the order status. It could be:
    • Tax registration in progress (not yet submitted to the state)
    • We need more information
    • The state is working on your order
    • You have existing tax accounts
      • If we find you've already registered for taxes in the state, Middesk will cancel and refund the registration order. Work with the agency to find your tax account details and enter them in Gusto. 
    • Your registration has been completed
    • Your order is on hold 
      • This usually means you have not met the state’s requirements yet (this often happens with unemployment agencies).
      • Your order is paused until the date you entered during sign-up—this is your eligibility date (like the date of your first payroll in the state). Once that date arrives, your order will move forward.
        • If you entered the wrong date, email taxregistrations@middesk.com.
    • We could not complete your tax registration. 
  4. If there is action required, check your email for next steps. 
How Gusto handles tax registration mail

For most states where tax registration info is sent by physical mail, here's what to expect:

  1. Middesk receives agency mail during registration to collect tax details. Your tax account info is later sent to Gusto.
    • Exceptions: If your business is in Nevada or Rhode Island, the tax info will be mailed to your company. Once you get the letter, check your email for instructions on how to send the info back to Middesk.
  2. Gusto provides a digital mailbox where agency mail that was sent during registration can be viewed.
  3. After registration is complete, the agency updates its mailing address to your business address for future mail.
    • Important: In some cases, you'll need to take action to help update the address. We'll send an email or Home page to-do if any action is needed from you.

States—supported by Middesk—that send physical registration mail 

Alabama, Arizona, Delaware, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Washington, Washington DC,  and West Virginia.

How to view your digital mailbox or tax account credentials

  1. Sign in to your admin profile in Gusto.
  2. Go to Taxes & Compliance and click Tax Setup. 
  3. Find the state where a registration order has been completed, and click Visit Middesk.
  4. Here's what you can see in the digital mailbox:
    • Communications: View mail and other agency communication sent during registration or right after.
    • Accounts: View tax account credentials by agency.
FAQs

Q: Can I run payroll before my registration is done?

A: Yes. You may be asked to enter tax rates and tax deposit frequencies, but you can use temporary info.

Important reminders

  • We cannot submit tax payments or filings until all tax account numbers are added in Gusto.
  • If you run payroll before finishing registration, you might get notices about late tax payments or filings. Any penalties are your responsibility.
  • If you’re only registering for unemployment tax and do not have your rate yet, use the new employer rate for your state in Gusto until you get the correct one. Update the rate once you get it.

Q: I need to change some of the registration information that was submitted. What do I do?

A: Email Middesk at taxregistrations@middesk.com.

Q: Can I use Gusto to register in a new state without a Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN)? What if my business is merging or being acquired?

A: No, you need a FEIN in Gusto to get registration help for state taxes. If your business is merging or being acquired, Middesk cannot help with registration. You'll need to work with a tax advisor and state agencies directly.

Q: What if I'm not liable for unemployment tax yet?

A: If you want Middesk to start setting up an unemployment account number before you're liable, you can:

  • Use today’s date as the first date the employee(s) in the new state will be paid. 
  • Enter the start date of the quarter you expect to meet the liability threshold.
    • Check the state’s liability info in the Register on your own section (go to the SUI dropdown). If there’s no info, contact the state agency directly.

Q: What do I do if the tax agency contacts me after the registration is submitted?

A: Respond to them. For some agencies (like in CA and IA), you may need to answer a verification call or email to confirm that the registration request is legitimate. If you do not complete this within 3–5 business days, the order may be canceled and refunded.

Q: Can Middesk help if the responsible party is international without an ITIN or SSN?

A: No. Middesk cannot help in this scenario, you'll need to register on your own. 

Q: Why am I unable to enter 0% ownership for the responsible party or add a commercial owner?

A: Some states have a 1% minimum for the responsible party's ownership percentage. These states include ID, KS, MN, OH, SC, DC, DE, MD, NJ, NY, and RI.

You’ll need to place registration orders directly with Middesk outside of Gusto or register directly with the agency.

Some states require an individual owner to be listed. If you’re a non-profit or unsure, contact Middesk for help at taxregistrations@middesk.com.

Q: When will my tax account information be available?

A: Each state and agency takes a different amount of time to process a registration. To estimate when your state tax account info will be available, check the Post Submission Questions in Middesk's help article.

Q: Where can I find my tax information?

A: You can find your tax info in several places: 

  • In Gusto: Click the Taxes & Compliance section and select Tax setup, then scroll to state tax setup.
  • In your state’s online portal: Find your account details there.
    • You may need to create accounts on your own, but Middesk does this when it's required to register. Go to the Post Submission Questions in the Middesk help article to see which agencies they'll create credentials for.  
      • If Middesk has to create an agency account to register your business, you can find the agency portal login details on the Taxes & compliance > Tax setup page in Gusto once registration is complete.
  • By mail: Some agencies send tax info by mail. If that happens, Middesk will let you know, and you'll need to enter this info in Gusto.

Gusto’s state tax registration service does not contain tax, legal, financial, or HR advice. Since rules and regulations change over time and can vary by location, consult a lawyer, HR expert, or accountant for specific guidance.

Q: Does Middesk help with giving Gusto third-party access (TPA) or Power of Attorney (POA) for tax payments?

A: Some state agencies need Gusto to have TPA or POA access to file and pay your taxes. Usually, Middesk does not set this up, so you’ll have to do it yourself after registration.

Check the state registration articles to see if TPA or POA is needed and how to set it up. If there's no “Authorize Gusto” section, then TPA is not needed right now.

If setting up TPA or POA requires online agency portal access:

  • If Middesk has to create an agency account to register your business, you can find the agency portal login details on the Taxes & compliance > Tax setup page in Gusto once registration is complete.
  • If Middesk does not need to create an account, but the agency requires TPA to be set up through their portal, you need to set up the agency portal accounts on your own.

Q: Does Middesk help close state tax accounts?

A: No, you'll need to close the tax account yourself.

Q: Can I cancel my Middesk order?

A: At this time, we do not support order cancellations or refunds.

Q: What is Middesk's phone number?

A: To get support from Middesk, you must email them at taxregistrations@middesk.com. They can help with registration-specific questions, or changing info that's already been submitted. For all other questions, you can message Gusto. 

Register with Washington D.C. agencies on your own

Click the dropdowns below to learn how to register with state agencies—once you've registered, authorize Gusto to help with your tax issues by giving us the Power of Attorney (POA) access the agency requires.

Washington D.C. tax agencies
  • Washington D.C. Office of Tax and Revenue (OTR) – income tax withholding 
  • Washington D.C. Department of Employment Services (DOES) – unemployment tax and paid family leave
Withholding account registration—income tax

Register with the D.C Office of Tax and Revenue

It can take up to 10 business days before you receive your account number and tax deposit schedule after registering online. Keep this time frame in mind when planning your first Washington D.C. payroll. 

  1. Start your registration online with the D.C. Office of Tax and Revenue.
  2. Scroll to the “Businesses” tile and click Register a New Business - Form FR-500. 
    • Before completing the FR-500, visit the Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection to complete any licensing requirements.
    • Make sure you have all the information needed to complete the registration—the agency itemizes this on this page.
  3. When you're ready to begin registration, scroll to the bottom of the page and click Next.
  4. Complete all remaining prompts. 

After registering, if you cannot find your account number or tax deposit schedule:

  • Call the agency at (202) 759-1946 or; 
  • Email the Office of Tax and Revenue's e-Services Unit (OTR) at e-Services.otr@dc.gov.

Enter the tax account information in Gusto

Once a valid Washington D.C. work address has been added in Gusto for one or more employee(s), you can add your tax account information:

  1. Click the Taxes & compliance section and select Tax setup.
  2. Scroll to the “Washington D.C. Setup” headline and select Manage taxes.
  3. Click edit next to the applicable field to enter your withholding account number.
    • If you edit a tax account number after payments or filings have already been made, there may be tax implications. Learn how to pull reports in Gusto that can help you correct any historical tax issues related to tax account number updates.
  4. Enter your current assigned tax deposit schedule in Gusto.
  5. Click Save.

If you have questions about your current account number or schedule, call the agency at (202) 759-1946.

State unemployment insurance tax (SUI) registration

Your company usually becomes liable for unemployment insurance tax once the company has:

  • Paid any wages to employees working in Washington D.C, or;
  • Had at least one employee working in Washington D.C. for any part of a day.

Running payroll in Gusto before you're liable for state unemployment insurance (SUI)

If you need to run payroll and do not yet meet the above requirements, Gusto allows it—we suggest you add the "New employer SUI tax rate" specific to Washington D.C. in the meantime. You'll need to update the rate once you have your company-specific assigned rate. 

You'll want to register with the D.C. Department of Employment Services as soon as you become liable—eventually, Gusto will need:

  • Your unemployment tax account number—required to file and pay taxes on your behalf.
  • Your company-specific unemployment tax rate—assigned by the agency.

Register with the D.C. Department of Employment Services (DOES)

Once you've registered online, you should receive your unemployment account number and tax rate instantly.

  1. Begin your registration on the D.C. DOES employer registration portal.
    • Important: Make sure your screen resolution is between 70-85% or you will not see the full screen and be able to proceed.
  2. Review the “What is needed to register” information.
  3. Scroll down, and click Next.
  4. Complete all remaining prompts.

After registration, if you cannot find your unemployment account number or rate, call the agency at (202) 724-7000. Gusto will also use your D.C. DOES account number when paying and reporting your paid family leave tax—learn more in the Paid family leave dropdown below. 

Once you've finished registering, you can authorize Gusto to help with your tax issues by giving us the Power of Attorney (POA) access the agency requires.

Enter the tax account information in Gusto

Once a valid Washington D.C. work address has been added in Gusto for one or more employee(s), you can add your tax account information:

  1. Click the Taxes & compliance section and select Tax setup.
  2. Scroll to the “Washington D.C. Tax Setup” headline and select Manage taxes.
  3. Click edit to enter your unemployment account number and tax rate—do not include the Administrative Assessment. It’s a fixed rate, so we’ll include it automatically.
    • Your D.C. UI Tax Rate appears on the Rate Notice that you receive annually from the D.C. Department of Employment Services.
    • If you don't have your assigned rate yet, enter the new employer rate for your state in Gusto in the meantime—update the rate once you receive it.

If you do not know your account number or rate, call the agency at (202) 724-7000. 

Paid Family Leave (PFL)

Washington D.C.'s Paid Family Leave benefits, and related tax, apply to all private sector employers in D.C., with few exceptions.

Employers fund the tax through a quarterly employer-only tax that is based on employees' wages. Benefits are offered to workers who qualify. 

Gusto supports Washington D.C.'s paid family leave (PFL) tax in that we'll:

  • Collect the employer contribution toward this tax, and;
  • Report and pay PFL taxes for Washington D.C. employers.

There is not a separate account number for this program. Use your D.C. DOES account number (also used for unemployment insurance tax).

Find account numbers and rate info (if you're already registered)

If you've already registered in the District, you'll need to enter your tax account details in Gusto. 

You'll need to be registered with one or more of the below agencies in order for Gusto to file and pay taxes on your behalf:

  • Washington D.C. Office of Tax and Revenue (OTR) – income tax withholding 
  • Washington D.C. Department of Employment Services (DOES) – unemployment tax and paid family leave

If you still need to register, click the applicable dropdown above in this article.

Find your withholding tax account number and tax deposit schedule

If you've run payroll in Washington D.C. in the past, you can find your withholding tax account number and tax deposit schedule by:

  • Reviewing notices received from the D.C. Office of Tax and Revenue or;
  • Calling the agency at (202) 759-1946.

To find out where you can enter this information in Gusto, head to the Enter the tax account information in Gusto dropdown below. 

Find your unemployment account number and rate

Unemployment account number

You can find your unemployment account number on the “Contribution Rate Note or Quarterly Contribution & Wage Report (Form DOES-UC30)” received from the Department of Employment Services.

Unemployment tax rate

Your D.C. UI Tax Rate can be found by:

  • Reviewing the Rate Notice that you receive annually from the D.C. Department of Employment Services or;
  • Calling the agency at (202) 698-7550. 

Important: Do not include the Administrative Assessment, it’s a fixed rate, so we’ll include it automatically.

If you do not know your account number or rate, call the agency at (202) 698-7550. If you don't have your assigned rate yet, enter the new employer rate for your state in Gusto in the meantime—update the rate once you receive it. 

To find out where you can enter this information in Gusto, head to the Enter the tax account information in Gusto dropdown below. 

Paid Family Leave (PFL)

Washington D.C.'s Paid Family Leave benefits, and related tax, apply to all private sector employers in D.C., with few exceptions.

Employers fund the tax through a quarterly employer-only tax that is based on employees' wages. Benefits are offered to workers who qualify. 

Gusto supports Washington D.C.'s paid family leave (PFL) tax in that we'll:

  • Collect the employer contribution toward this tax, and;
  • Report and pay PFL taxes for Washington D.C. employers.

There is not a separate account number for this program. Use your D.C. DOES account number (also used for unemployment insurance tax).

Enter the tax account information in Gusto

Once a valid Washington D.C. address has been added in Gusto for one or more employee(s), you can add your tax account information:

  1. Click the Taxes & compliance section and select Tax setup.
  2. Scroll to the "Washington D.C. Tax Setup" headline and select Manage taxes.
  3. Click edit next to the applicable field to enter your withholding account number.
  4. Enter your current assigned tax deposit schedule in Gusto.
  5. Click edit to enter your unemployment account number and tax rate—do not include the Administrative Assessment, it’s a fixed rate, so we’ll include it automatically.
    • If you don't have your assigned rate yet, enter the new employer rate for your state in Gusto in the meantime—update the rate once you receive it.
  6. Click Save.

If you edit a tax account number after payments or filings have already been made, there may be tax implications. Learn how to pull reports in Gusto that can help you correct any historical tax issues related to tax account number updates.

How to authorize Gusto with Washington D.C. agencies

Learn how to authorize Gusto as your third-party agent (TPA) for the agency below. 

Authorizing Gusto with the D.C. Department of Employment Services (D.C. DOES)—unemployment tax

Authorize Gusto as your Power of Attorney (POA) so we can help troubleshoot tax issues. Gusto will become your POA—also known as a third party agent (TPA)—for the D.C. Department of Employment Services (unemployment tax)

Add Gusto as your Power of Attorney

To become your POA for this agency, a notarized form authorizing Gusto as your payroll provider must be submitted to the agency—to make this easy, we’ll prepare the necessary document for you to e-sign in Gusto. Then, we’ll submit the form directly to the agency.

This form will only populate once you’ve assigned a D.C. work address to your first D.C. employee.

  1. Have the company signatory sign in to their profile in Gusto.
  2. Click the applicable D.C. to do item from your Home page.
  3. E-sign the auto-generated Form OUCTAX-1 in Gusto.
    • To view the form outside of Gusto, click here. 

We’ll submit this to the agency directly on your behalf—you’re all set for now.

Troubleshoot D.C. Department of Employment Services authorization issue

You may need to verify the following information you have entered into Gusto matches the information found in your D.C. DOES web portal: 

  • Official company name/address
  • Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN)
  • Unemployment Account Number 

If Gusto is still having trouble gaining access to your account, call the agency at (202) 724-7000 to determine what's blocking Gusto's authorization.

Forms we file in Washington D.C.
  • FR900A* (Employer's Withholding Tax - Annual Return)
  • FR900M (Employer's Withholding Tax - Monthly Return)
  • FR900Q (Employer's Withholding Tax - Quarterly Return)
  • FR-900P* (District of Columbia Payment Voucher for Withholding Tax)
  • DC UC-30 and DOES PFL-30 (Employer's Quarterly Contribution and Wage Reports)
    • One form is used to report both unemployment and paid family leave info.
  • State W2 (Wage and Tax Statement)
  • DC New Hire Report

You can view forms in Taxes & Compliance, then Tax documents. Switch between the tabs to find federal, state, W-2s, and 1099s.

Some forms show an asterisk (*). Forms like payment vouchers or coupons that were filed electronically may not show in your Gusto account. Sign in to the agency's portal to view filings and payments.

To see what Gusto has paid for you, run the Agency Payments report.

Agency websites and contact info
  • District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue 
    • Call (202) 727-4829
  • D.C. Department of Employment Services, Office of Unemployment Compensation 
    • Call (202) 698-7550

Learn how to close or reopen tax accounts.

 

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