In the case where an employer is delinquent in paying contributions to the state for SUTA: a. experience ratings may be decreased. b. their employees may not be eligible to collect unemployment benefits. c. the employer may be required to contribute monthly rather than quarterly. d. a 100% penalty may be imposed.

In the case where an employer is delinquent in paying contributions to the state for SUTA: a. experience ratings may be decreased. b. their employees may not be eligible to collect unemployment benefits. c. the employer may be required to contribute monthly rather than quarterly. d. a 100% penalty may be imposed.

SWFT Individual Income Taxes

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Chapter4: Gross Income: Concepts And Inclusions

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