State and local government employers must make their tax deposits according to a different schedule than private employers.
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Every employer is entitled to a 5.4 percent credit against t…
Every employer is entitled to a 5.4 percent credit against the gross FUTA tax of 6.0 percent.
Included under the definition of employees for FUTA purposes…
Included under the definition of employees for FUTA purposes are:
Every state allows employers to make e-payment options as a…
Every state allows employers to make e-payment options as a condition of employment.
Included under the definition of employees for FUTA purposes…
Included under the definition of employees for FUTA purposes are:
Schedule A of Form 940 only has to be completed by employers…
Schedule A of Form 940 only has to be completed by employers who are subject to the Title XII credit reduction.
The mailing of Form 940 is considered timely if it is postma…
The mailing of Form 940 is considered timely if it is postmarked on or before the due date.
In some states, employers may obtain reduced unemployment co…
In some states, employers may obtain reduced unemployment compensation rates by making voluntary contributions to the state fund.
Schedule A of Form 940 only has to be completed by employers…
Schedule A of Form 940 only has to be completed by employers who are subject to the Title XII credit reduction.
If an employee works in more than one state, the employer mu…
If an employee works in more than one state, the employer must pay a separate SUTA tax to each of those states in which the employee earns wages.