States Specific Info

Many factors determine your state unemployment insurance (SUI) tax cost including your taxable wage base and tax rate.

These factors vary from state to state and are affected by the solvency of each state's unemployment pool. Currently, 36 states have collectively borrowed billions of dollars from the federal government to cover their rising cost of unemployment claims.

To repay that debt, states will be increasing employer's unemployment tax rates and wage bases. Nonprofit employers are not required by law to pay SUI taxes - they can opt to reimburse states dollar for dollar for unemployment claims. By cutting this tax cost, you can reinvest the savings towards your mission.

Choose your State from the menu on the right - for more information about your State's 10-year history, overpayment history and contact information.

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Unemployment Trust Fund Solvency Map