The non-residency certificate for Indiana is Form WH-47, which is used to claim exemption from Indiana state income tax withholding for residents of reciprocal states who work in Indiana.
Instructions for Using Form WH-47:
- Who Should Use It:
- Residents of Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin who work in Indiana and want to avoid Indiana state income tax withholding.
- Pennsylvania residents working in Indiana should submit this form to their Indiana employer.
- How to Use It:
- Fill out Form WH-47 and provide it to your Indiana employer. By submitting this form, you are certifying that you are a resident of a reciprocal state (such as Pennsylvania) and that you should not have Indiana state income taxes withheld from your wages.
- Where to Get the Form:
- You can download Form WH-47 from the Indiana Department of Revenue website or ask your employer for a copy.
- Additional Filing Requirements:
- You will still need to file a resident tax return in Pennsylvania and pay state taxes there on the income earned in Indiana.
By submitting this form, you ensure that you are not subject to Indiana state tax withholding on your wages. Instead, you will pay taxes to Pennsylvania, your state of residence.
