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Florida state Unemployment Tax : ウィキペディア英語版 | Florida state Unemployment Tax
The Florida state Unemployment Tax is mandated under a Florida state law that imposes a fee on employers within the state. The funds thus generated create a reserve that can be used to pay benefits to the unemployed. Employers report this tax by filing an annual form with the Florida Department of Revenue. The employer is required to pay the tax in installments during the tax year. It is provided for in Chapter 443 (of Title XXXI) of the Florida Statutes.〔()〕 About 460,000 employers were subject to this tax in 2010. The assessed fee is determined based on each employer's employment history over the past three years. In 2009, the minimum tax for businesses with no history of lay-offs during the previous three-year period was set to rise from $8.40 per employee to $100.30 in the year 2010 to meet a predicted shortfall. This minimum rate was reset in 2010 to $25.20 instead. The maximum rate is $378. Because it was set too low, the state has borrowed $1.8 billion from the federal government during 2009-2010. Interest on the loan is $61 million. The state anticipates a special levy of $9.51 per employee to meet this interest payment. The minimum rate projected for 2011 is $72.10. The weekly benefit for an unemployed Florida resident in 2010 was $275.. ==References==
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