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Ordinance No. 20616 with Corrected Code Section Numbers <br />Attachment to August 5, 2019 Scrivener Error Memo <br />less working at an employer located in the city is 0.0030 of the <br />employee's wages. <br />(5) Notwithstanding subsection (3) of this section, the tax rate imposed on <br />every minimum wage employee working at an employer located in the <br />city is 0.0000 of the employee's wages. <br />(6) If an employer located in the city also has one or more business <br />locations outside the city, no tax is owed by the employer or the <br />employee for those hours an employee works at an employer's business <br />location that is outside the city. <br />(7) Every employer at the time of the payment of wages shall deduct and <br />withhold from the total amount of the wages paid to employees an <br />amount equal to the total amount of wages multiplied by the rate of tax <br />imposed under subsection (3), (4) or (5) of this section. <br />3.726 3.756 Payroll Tax — Payment and Remittance. The employer shall pay the tax <br />imposed by 3.7-24 3.754(1) and (2), and remit the tax imposed by 3.724 <br />3.754(3), (4) and (5), to the tax administrator quarterly, or less frequently than <br />quarterly if directed by the rules adopted under section 3.7-32 3.762 of this <br />code. The tax administrator is authorized to exercise all supervisory and <br />administrative powers with regard to the enforcement, collection and <br />administration of the wage tax, except any administrative rules may only be <br />adopted by the city manager under section 3.732 3.762. <br />3.7-28 3.758 Payroll Tax — Use. Payroll tax revenue shall only be used to fund: <br />(1) Police services, including but not limited to, patrol officers, detectives, <br />sergeants, community service officers, 9-1-1 staff, animal welfare and <br />traffic safety officers, and evidence control and forensic analysts; <br />(2) Fire and emergency medical services, including but not limited to, the <br />creation of a 9-1-1 triage program and a field triagelcommunity response <br />unit; <br />(3) Municipal court and prosecution services, including but not limited to, <br />staffing a third courtroom, expanding community court and mental health <br />court programs and adding 10 jail beds and increased jail services; <br />(4) Prevention and homeless services, including but not limited to, adding <br />emergency shelters, a day center and funding after school programs at <br />Title I schools; and, <br />(5) Administration of the payroll tax. <br />3.7-34 3.760 Payroll Tax — Interest and Penalties. The city manager shall adopt <br />administrative rules pursuant to section 2.019 of this code to specify the <br />amount of penalties and interest that an employer must pay if the employer <br />fails to timely pay or remit any tax imposed by this code. The amount of <br />penalties and interest established by administrative rule shall be consistent <br />with comparable provisions of state law. <br />332 3.762 Payroll Tax — Implementing Rules. The city manager may adopt <br />regulations, procedures, forms, guides and written policies pursuant to section <br />2.019 of this code for implementation of sections 3.750 to <br />3.768 of this code, including but not limited to interest and penalties, collection <br />and enforcement, appeals, and further clarification of the definitions contained <br />in 3.722 3.752. <br />Page 5 of 7 <br />