California – The 2025 Tax Rates are currently available online and are currently being mailed to employers. The Rate Schedule remains Schedule F+ with a minimum Rate of 1.60% and Maximum Rate of 6.20%
Kansas – Effective November 19th, 2024 Kansas will be updating their SUI website. Employers will have to establish new Usernames and Passwords in order to access their accounts online. In addition, the state is reformatting all employer account numbers from the current 6-digit number to a 10-digit number. All employer account number will now include a lead ”0” and will end with three “0”’s. Kansas will be mailing out their 2025 Tax Rates on November 6th, 2024.
New Hampshire – Issued their 2024/2025 Tax Rates on August 28 based on Rate Schedule “I” for this upcoming Fiscal Year. Rates will range from 0.10% to 7.50%.
Oklahoma - Issued their 2025 Tax Rates on September 30 and Rates will range from 0.30% to 9.20%.
Tennessee – Issued their 2024/2025 Tax Rates on June 27 based on Rate Table “6” for this upcoming Fiscal Year. Rates will range from 0.01% to 10.00%.
Wisconsin – Issued their 2025 Tax Rates on October 7 based on Rate Table “D” for this upcoming Calendar Year. Rates will range from 0.00% to 12.00%.
2025 Taxable Wage Base Update
12 states have confirmed the 2025 Taxable Wage Base for employers.
Please visit our website to get an updated list of Wage Bases
Upcoming Deadlines:
Voluntary Contribution Deadlines:
Wisconsin – November 30
FUTA UPDATE – 2024
California and New York currently have outstanding FUTA Title XII Loans for 2024. Should the states fail to pay back the loans by November of 2024, employers will have to pay an additional 0.90% on employees reported in these states retroactively to January 1, 2024.
1. Employers would have until January 31, 2025 to pay the additional 0.90% on employees in these four states.
2. The Additional 0.90% would result in an estimated increase of $63 per employee for 2024 (0.90% * $7,000 FUTA Wage Base).
Total FUTA Rate would be 1.50% in these states for 2024. Virgin Islands is 4.80%
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