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ISBN: 9781337619783

Author: BIEG

Publisher: CENGAGE L

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_____ 1. Reciprocal arrangements	A. Extra state unemployment contributions made by the employers
_____ 2. Title XII advances	B. Favorable employment records result in a lower SUTA tax
_____ 3. Negative-balance employers	C. Annual Federal Unemployment Tax Return
_____ 4. Dumping	D. Poor experience-rated companies form new companies with lower unemployment tax rates
_____ 5. Over $500	E. Pay FUTA tax with Schedule H of Form 1040
_____ 6. Merit rating	F. Provide unemployment insurance coverage and payment of benefits to interstate workers
_____ 7. Form 940	G. Borrowings from federal government to pay unemployment compensation benefits
_____ 8. Household employers	H. Employers whose reserve account has been charged with more benefits paid out than contributions made
_____ 9. Wage information reports	I. Quarterly threshold for mandatory depositing of FUTA taxes
_____ 10. Voluntary contributions	J. Quarterly reports submitted to the state listing employees, SSNs, and taxable wages

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