Changing the Bank Account Used to Fund Liabilities

Anytime you change banks or designate a new bank account to fund your payroll tax liabilities, immediately notify your Tax Service Representative. Your account representative can provide you with the Tax Funding Authorization form that is required to ensure we have the new account information and authorization to draft funds from that new account. In addition to contacting the Tax Service, it is important to contact your bank to ensure that it has all of the required paperwork from your company to implement the funding change.

The timing of the process is critical. You must contact your bank and complete the appropriate forms to initiate the change a minimum of ten (10) banking days prior to the check date that will have taxes funded from the new account.

Complete the following steps to change the bank account used to fund liabilities.

1. Obtain and complete a Tax Funding Authorization.

Contact your Ceridian payroll district office or Tax Service Representative for a copy of this form. The Tax Funding Authorization grants permission to debit your bank account each payroll processing for the total amount of your tax obligation.

A separate Tax Funding Authorization form is required for each FEIN Federal Employer Identification Number .

If you are making a change, be sure to mark the "Change" box in the upper right hand corner of the form.

To complete the Tax Funding Authorization enter the following information:

2. Contact your bank.
Your bank office may have its own authorization forms that need to be completed. If so, be sure to complete those forms within the specified time period.

3. Submit the Tax Funding Authorization to the Tax Service.
Send the entire form to the Tax Service a minimum of 10 banking days prior to the check date of the first payroll that will fund taxes from the new account. This is required because:

Upon receipt of the Tax Funding Authorization, the Tax Service updates your Client Master File to reflect the new banking information and coordinates the bank change with your next scheduled payroll.