ETA
205 Preliminary Estimates of Average Employer Contribution Rates CONTENTS A. Facsimile
of Forms
I-1-3 1. ETA
539 Screen I-1-3 2. Recommended
Worksheet I-1-4
B. Purpose
I-1-5 C. Due
Date and Transmittal I-1-5 D. General
Reporting Instructions I-1-5 1. Interstate
Claims I-1-5
2. Initial
Claims. I-1-6
3. Continued
Weeks Claimed I-1-6 4. Adjustment
of Data I-1-6
Checking the
Report I-1-7 E. Definitions I-1-7 1. Federal-State
UI Extended Compensation Program I-1-7 2. State
UI Additional Compensation Program I-1-7 3. Short
Time Compensation Program I-1-7 4. State
UI Regular Compensation Program I-1-8 5. State
Extended Benefit Period I-1-8 6. 13-Week
Period I-1-8 7. Week
Numbers I-1-8 8. Comparison
Weeks I-1-8 9. Covered
Employment I-1-9 10. Determination
of State Extended Benefit Period I-1-9 F. Item
by Item Instructions I-1-13
1. IC I-1-13
2. FIC I-1-13
3. XIC I-1-13 4. WSIC I-1-13 5. WSEIC I-1-13 6. CW I-1-13 7. FCW I-1-13 8. XCW I-1-13 9. WSCW I-1-13 10. WSECW I-1-13
11. EBT I-1-13 12. EBUI I-1-13 13. ABT I-1-14 14. ABUI
I-1-14
15. AT
I-1-14
16. CE
I-1-14
17. R I-1-14
18. AR I-1-14
19. P I-1-15 20. Status I-1-15 21. Status
Change Date I-1-15 22. Comments I-1-15 G. Standby
Emergency Reporting I-1-16 H. Recommended
Worksheet
I-1-17
A. Facsimile
of Forms 1.
ETA
539 Screen ETA
539 - CLAIMS AND EXTENDED BENEFITS DATA REPORT
FOR PERIOD ENDING: REGION: STATE: Week
Number:
Reflected Week Ending:
IC: FIC:
XIC:
WSIC:
WSEIC:
CW: FCW:
XCW:
WSCW:
WSECW:
EBT: EBUI:
ABT:
ABUI:
AT:
CE:
R:
AR:
P:
STATUS:
STATUS CHANGE DATE:
COMMENTS: These
reporting instructions have been approved under the Paperwork
reduction Act of 1995, under OMB No. 1205-0028 with an expiration
date of 8/31/2000. Persons are not required to respond to this
collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB
control number. Public reporting burden for this collection of
information is estimated to average 50 minutes, including the time
for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources,
gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and
reviewing the collection of information. Submission is mandatory
under SSA 303(a)(6). Send comments regarding this burden estimate
or any other aspect of this collection of information, including
suggestions for reducing this burden, to the U.S. Department of
Labor, Office of Workforce Security, Room S-4231, 200 Constitution
Ave., NW, Washington, DC, 20210.
2.
Recommended
Worksheet RECOMMENDED
WORKSHEET FOR THE TRIGGER PORTION OF THE ETA 539 -
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
Wk. No.
Week End
Date
Insured
Unemploy-ment, Regular (CW)
Insured
Unemploy. STC Equival. (WSECW)
Total Insureed Unemploy- ment (2)+(3)
13
Week Total Current (4)+
prior 12
weeks
13
Week Average (5)//13
Covered
Employ- ment
Rate Current 13
Week year (6)/(7)
Rate
First Prior
Year
Rate Second Piror
Year
Average Rate
2
Prior
Years (9)+(10) 2
Percent ((8)/(11)
UI
REPORTS HANDBOOK NO. 401
A. Facsimile of Form Il-5-2
B. Purpose ll-5-3
C. Due Date and Transmittal ll-5-3
D. General Reporting Instructions ll-5-3
E. Definitions ll-5-3
1. Average Taxable Employer Tax Rate for Total Wages Il-5-3
2. Average Taxable Employers Tax Rate for Taxable Wages Il-5-3
3. Employee Tax Rate for Total Wages Il-5-3
A. Facsimile of Form
ETA 205 - PRELIMINARY ESTIMATES OF
AVERAGE EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTION RATES
State Report for Tax Year Ending:
Taxable Total
Comments
O M B No.:
1205-0228 O M B
Expiration Date:
02/28/2007 O M B
Burden Hours: 0.25
O M B
Burden Statement:
Persons are not required to respond to this collection of information
unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. Respondents
obligation to reply to these reporting requirements are required to
obtain or retain benefits (SSA302 (a)). Public reporting burden for
this collection of information is estimated to average 15 minutes per
response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching
existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and
completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments
regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection
of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to
the U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Unemployment Insurance, Room
S-4516, Washington, DC 20210 (Paperwork Reduction Project 1205-0178).
B. Purpose
The Average Employer Tax Rate report collects annual information about the taxing efforts in states relative to both taxable and total wages and allows comparison between states. It is of use to the National Office, state agencies and the public. For those states which have an employee tax, the amount of those taxes collected should be shown in the comments section of the report.
C. Due Date and Transmittal
The report and the tax schedule are due in the ETA National Office on April 1of each year to represent estimated taxes in that same year as well as any updates to the two previous years.
D. General Reporting Instructions
Only one year of data is required to be entered at a time. However, the entry screen will display not only blanks for the current year, but also the stored data for the prior two years. The prior years may be updated on the same screen as entry for the current year if desired. If prior years are updated, each year must be transmitted separately. Transmitting the current year's data will not automatically transmit updates to prior years.
Additionally, all states are expected to ensure that the estimated average tax rate for the current year is consistent with the annual ETA 204 – Experience Rating report.
The estimated average tax rate submitted for the current year tax data will be used for the annual publication while the prior two year’s data will be retrieved from the ES-202 – Employment, Wages and Contributions report submitted by the state to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
E. Definitions
1. Average Taxable Employer Tax Rate for Total Wages. Compute by dividing the sum of all contributions collected for all taxable employers by the sum of total wages for all taxable employers.
2. Average Taxable Employers Tax Rate for Taxable Wages. Compute by dividing the sum of all contributions collected for all taxable employers by the sum of taxable wages for all taxable employers.
3. Employee Tax Rate for Total Wages. For those states which have an employee tax in place, report in the comments section, the employee tax rate for total wages by dividing the sum of all employee contributions collected by the sum of total wages for all employees.
Il-5-
1/2007
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