Payroll tax IDs in every state and city. $50 each.
Tell us where your employees work. We file the withholding, unemployment and local tax registrations, track every agency step in one dashboard, and deliver the account numbers to your payroll.
What do I need to register?
Pick the state where you’re hiring.
- ✓$50Employer withholdingOhio Department of Taxation
- ✓$50Unemployment (SUI)Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
- ✓$50Municipal income taxCity, RITA or CCA
Exact accounts depend on work location and headcount — we confirm before filing. Government fees, where charged, are passed through at cost. Ohio guide →
$50 per account. No subscription.
Jurisdix files state withholding, SUI, and local payroll tax registrations at a flat $50. Filed within 3-5 business days after you confirm. Typical published service fees are around $199 per account.
Competitor list prices as published October 2026; partner and volume pricing may differ. Government filing fees are extra with every provider. Full pricing · Middesk alternative
From new hire to tax ID — submit, we file, you track.
- 01 · Submit
One short intake
Tell us where employees work. The same intake is reused for every state and local account.
- 02 · We file
Specialist-reviewed filing
A specialist reviews the packet and files within 3-5 business days after you confirm.
- 03 · Track & receive
Live status, IDs delivered
Watch each ticket in one dashboard. Account numbers are delivered for payroll when the agency issues them.
Local taxes are where payroll breaks. We start there.
Jurisdix is built for local tax IDs — Ohio cities (RITA, CCA), Pennsylvania EIT and LST, Kentucky occupational license taxes — plus state withholding and SUI in all 50 states and DC. Same $50.
Local payroll tax guides →Built by a multi-state employer, for teams that file a lot.
Payroll providers & PEOs
Bulk tickets, API, and white-label options so account numbers come back to your team. Talk to us about volume — [PARTNER PRICE].
Partner pricing →Staffing & consulting firms
Placing W-2 consultants in a new state next week? Register before the first timesheet.
Start a registration →CPAs & accounting firms
One workspace for every client entity, with status you can forward instead of chasing.
Firm accounts →Questions employers ask
Which tax accounts do I need when I hire in a new state?
Usually a state withholding account and a state unemployment (SUI) account. States without wage income tax, such as Texas and Florida, typically need unemployment only. Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Kentucky often add local accounts as well. Jurisdix confirms the mix for that work location before filing.
How much does Jurisdix charge?
$50 per account, with no subscription. That is about 75% less than typical published service fees around $199. Government fees, where a state charges one, are passed through at cost.
How long does it take to get a state tax ID?
Filed within 3-5 business days after you confirm. The agency then issues the ID on its own timeline, from same-day online systems to several weeks by mail.
Can you register local taxes in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Kentucky?
Yes. Local tax IDs are included at the same $50. That covers Ohio municipal income tax (city, RITA, CCA), Pennsylvania local EIT and LST, and Kentucky occupational license taxes.
Do you work with my payroll provider?
Yes. We deliver account numbers to your dashboard so you can hand them to any payroll provider, PEO, or internal team. Bulk, API, and white-label options are available under partner pricing — [PARTNER PRICE].
Hiring in a new state this month?
$50 per account — no subscription. Filed within 3-5 business days after you confirm.