To set up payroll in Delaware requires registration with two different employment agencies. We handle both and deliver your credentials quickly.
Here are the state agencies you need to register with as an employe in your state. We handle all registrations on your behalf.
Handles state income tax withholding registration for all Delaware employers.
Handles Unemployment Insurance (UI) registration for all Delaware employers.
A quick overview of what's involved before you run your first payroll.
You provide the business info — we do the rest.
Tell us about your business — name, EIN, entity type, and start date. Takes about 5 minutes.
Tell us about your business — name, EIN, entity type, and start date. Takes about 5 minutes.
We register your business with the appropriate state agencies through official portals.
We deliver your account numbers and filing details — ready to load into your payroll system.
Flat fee, no surprises. We work inside your existing payroll system.









Common questions about registering for payroll taxes.
Yes, employers with workers in Delaware must register for income tax withholding with the Delaware Division of Revenue and unemployment insurance with the Delaware Department of Labor. We register your business with both agencies so you're set up correctly before payroll begins.
Yes, if your out-of-state LLC has an employee living or working in Delaware, you are required to register for payroll taxes regardless of where your business is incorporated. We register your LLC with the Delaware Division of Revenue for withholding and the Delaware Department of Labor for unemployment insurance, ensuring you're compliant before payroll begins.
We'll need your business name, EIN, entity type, physical address, start date of payroll, and owner information. You provide it once through our intake form and we handle everything from there.
Delaware payroll tax registration processing times vary, ranging from instant online issuance to several weeks depending on the state's workload. We handle both withholding and unemployment insurance filings with the Delaware Division of Revenue and the Department of Labor and monitor the status of your registration, notifying you as soon as your credentials are issued by the state.