New Indiana Unemployment Law for 2010
May 29, 2009
On May 13, 2009, Governor Mitch Daniels signed House Bill 1379 into law. HB 1379 deals with Indiana’s growing unemployment compensation obligation and labor issues. The SUTA rates will change starting on January 1, 2010, and the wages subject to the tax will increase from a maximum of $7,000 to $9,500.
The lowest rate for employers with no claims actually goes down ($9,500 x .7% = $66.50 in 2010 versus the current $7,000 x 1.1% = $77 per employee). The state will collect increased tax dollars from employers with a lot of claims against them (a maximum of $9,500 x 9.5% = $902.50 in 2010 versus the current $7,000 x 5.6% = $392 per employee).
The rates are scheduled to be higher in 2011.
we need jobs that pay good not 7-12 but at least ph so hoosier families can make it on their own again
Here is another way for government to make money off of the working people not the ones who sit on there ? when will the average tax payer get there turn like write off work clothes shoes gas lunch? oh that’s right we can if we spend over 10.000 a year on this thanks government for all you do for the tax payers that work god bless you.