Vermont
Register your new business in Vermont with essential tax guidance and step-by-step instructions.
Vermont New Business Registration Guide
State Tax Agencies
Types of Tax
- State Withholding Income Tax
- State Unemployment Insurance (UI) Tax
Vermont Withholding Income Tax
The Vermont Department of Taxes administers the state's income tax withholding.
Visit: MyVTax Portal
Registration Steps
1. Register for a Vermont Withholding Account ID
- Go to the MyVTax portal
- Click Sign Up in the top right corner
- Select the option for Businesses and Corporations
- Review the list of information required for registration
- Complete your user account setup, including password and security questions
- Follow and complete the remaining registration steps
Note: Update your Check account with your Vermont Withholding Account ID. This ID is required for all Vermont Department of Taxes interactions to ensure your account is accurate.
Third-Party Access
In order for Check to file and remit payments on your behalf to the Vermont Department of Taxes:
- Check will send each employer a Third-Party Authorization Form
- This form must be completed and returned promptly to avoid potential late fees and interest
- If you have questions about this process, please call MyVTax support at (802) 828-6802 or email TAX.myVTaxSupport@vermont.gov
Vermont Unemployment Insurance (UI) Tax
The Vermont Department of Labor administers the stateβs unemployment insurance tax.
Registration Steps
1. Register for a Vermont Unemployment Account Number
- Answer the initial registration screening questions and click Submit
- Enter your Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) and create a PIN
- Complete the remaining registration steps
Note: Update your Check account with your Vermont Unemployment Account Number. This account number is required for all Vermont Department of Labor interactions to ensure your account is accurate.
For additional assistance, contact the Department of Labor at (802) 828-4344.
This guide does not contain legal or tax advice. If legal or tax advice is required, an attorney, CPA, or tax adviser should be consulted.
Last updated on March 31, 2022