Thursday, October 4, 2018

2011 State UI Assessments (for UI Federal Loan Interests)

In accordance with the federal law, the state unemployment programs should continue to pay benefits to eligible claimants even if the state's trust fund becomes depleted.
 
The
state is required to borrow from the federal trust fund which is subject to interest if not paid in a timely manner.  As interest payments may not be made from the state's unemployment fund, some states use taxes and assessments to repay federal loans and some incorporates it to the State Unemployment Insurance rate.
 
Below are the list of states with their corresponding assessment announcements (click
here for the total loan amounts of these states). The announcements will contain the assessment of the state, any action required from NetSuite Payroll users (employers), reference links to the data from the state, and other important details. In case your state does not have any announcement yet, please visit SuiteAnswers and this article periodically as we are expecting them soon since Federal loan interests are due to be paid beginning October 1, 2011.

 

State

Announcement Date

Announcement Link

Alabama

 August 9, 2011

 click here

Arizona

 NA

Arkansas

 May 18, 2011

 click here

California 

  NA

Colorado

 June 14, 2011

 click here

Connecticut 

 NA

Delaware 

 NA

Florida 

NA 

Georgia 

 NA

Idaho 

 NA

Illinois 

 NA

Indiana 

 NA

Kansas 

 NA

Kentucky 

 NA

Michigan 

 NA

Minnesota

 March 31, 2011

 click here

Missouri

 June 9, 2011

 click here

Nevada 

 NA

New Jersey

 July 11, 2011

 click here

New York

 August 4, 2011

 click here

North Carolina 

 NA

Ohio 

 NA

Pennsylvania 

 NA

Rhode Island 

 NA

South Carolina 

 NA

Vermont 

 NA

Virgin Islands 

 NA

Virginia 

 NA

Wisconsin

August 19, 2011 

 click here

***SuiteAnswers will now be the main venue for all Payroll Support announcements, please visit the SuiteAnswers Home page regularly for the most current and urgent NetSuite Payroll information updates.

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