Applicable state tax withholding for retirement plan ...

state Minimum state withholding required if federal withholding is takenIf federal withholding is taken, can you waive state withholding ?*ArkansasEligible rollover distributions 5% of your distribution amountNoneligible rollover distributionsPeriodic payments : Specified by state wage tablesNonperiodic payments : 3% of your distribution amountNoYe sYe sCalifornia10% of federal withholding amountYe sConnecticut**Specified by state wage tablesYe sDelawareEligible rollover distributionsPeriodic payments : Specified by state wage tables Nonperiodic payments : 5% of your distribution amountNoneligible rollover distributionsPeriodic payments : Specified by state wage tables Nonperiodic payments : 5% of your distribution amountNoNoYe sYe sGeorgiaSpecified by state wage tablesYe sIndiana, Louisiana, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Utah, and WisconsinAny dollar amount or percentage of your distributionYe sIowa** periodic payments : 5% of your distribution amount over $6,000 annually NoKansas**Eligible rollover distributions 5% of your distribution amountNoneligible rollover distributionsPeriodic payments : Specified by state wage tablesNonperiodic payments : 5% of your distribution amountNoNoNoMaine and NebraskaPeriodic payments : Specified by state wage tables Nonperiodic payments : 5% of your distribution amountNoNoMarylandEligible rollover distributions8% of your distribution amountAll other distribution typesA

Periodic payments: Specified by state wage tables Nonperiodic payments: 3% of your distribution amount No Yes Yes California 10% of federal withholding amount Yes Connecticut** Specified by state wage tables Yes Delaware Eligible rollover distributions

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