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Vermont Department of Taxes

NEWSLETTER


WINTER 2025

2025 Tax Filing Season Open

The 2025 tax season officially opened on Jan. 27, 2025, when the IRS and the Vermont Department of Taxes began accepting personal income tax returns for tax year 2024.

Read the Press Release

Tax Year 2024 Forms and Instructions Are Now Available


The following documents are available for download on our website:



Upcoming Mailings from the Department of Taxes:


  • 1099-G forms will be mailed by Friday, Jan. 31, 2025. 1099-G forms will also be available on myVTax (myvtax.vermont.gov). Select 'Find my 1099g" in the Submissions and Correspondence box on the main page. Who gets a 1099-G?
  • IN-114 forms are expected to be mailed on Feb. 3, 2025.

The Child Care Contribution

The Child Care Contribution (CCC) was created in 2023 to fund investments in Vermont’s child care system. All employers of Vermont wage earners and self-employed individuals are required to pay the CCC, which is similar to a payroll or income tax.


Employers’ Child Care Contribution (CCC) is a 0.44% payroll tax on employee wages subject to Vermont income tax withholding. Employers may choose to pay the entire 0.44% or deduct and withhold up to one-quarter of the payroll tax due (0.11%) from their employees. The WHT-436 form now includes lines for CCC; employers are required to report CCC quarterly on Form WHT-436. The filing due date is Jan. 27, 2025, for wages earned from October 2024 through December 2024.


Self-employed individuals’ CCC is a 0.11% income tax on self-employment income for work physically performed in Vermont. Self-employed individuals report and pay their CCC as part of their annual Vermont personal income tax return. Those who make estimated payments will pay the CCC in the same manner and frequency as their estimated personal income tax payments.


Because this new tax began midway through the year – July 1, 2024 – the Department will accept reporting 50% of self-employment income for the CCC for tax year 2024 only. Optionally, taxpayers may calculate CCC based on the July to December 2024 period if they can document that their self-employment income earned in that period was less than 50% of their self-employment income for all of 2024.


If you have any questions about the Child Care Contribution, please go to tax.vermont.gov/business/child-care-contribution or call 802-828-2551.

Landlord Certificates are Due 1/31

All landlords with properties where one or more residential units are rented must submit the Landlord Certificate or Lot Rent Certificate by Friday, Jan. 31, 2025.

The 2024 Equalization Study Results

are Now Available

The 2024 Equalization Study Results are now available on the Vermont Department of Taxes website. Hard copy letters from the Director of Property Valuation and Review notifying municipalities of their calculated CLA and COD are mailed to town officials, school boards, and superintendents.

Join Our Dynamic Tax Team

The Vermont Department of Taxes seeks talented individuals to join our team. Go to tax.vermont.gov/careers to view our current openings!


Current Openings:



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Helpful Links for Taxpayers


We're Here to Help

Whether you’re a tax professional or a business, we’re here to help. There are three ways to contact us:

  • Contact the appropriate office for your tax type or question. Use our Tax Directory to find phone and email information for the division that can best help you, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
  • Send a message any time.
  • Schedule an appointment for a phone call, a virtual appointment via Microsoft Teams, or an in-person meeting at the Vermont Department of Taxes. 


For Tax Preparers: Our preparer phone line, 802-828-6815 is answered Monday-Friday 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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