Unemployment Insurance : Opportunities to Strengthen the Tax Collection Process: Report to Congressional CommitteesThe Office, 1989 - 72 pages |
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... million . This excludes $ 296 million that states wrote off as uncollectible during this period and potentially significant losses from employers that paid wages in cash to avoid UI and other tax liabilities . In states where collection ...
... million . This excludes $ 296 million that states wrote off as uncollectible during this period and potentially significant losses from employers that paid wages in cash to avoid UI and other tax liabilities . In states where collection ...
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... million.1 This excludes $ 296 million in uncollectible employer accounts , written off by states during this period , and potentially significant losses from underground economy employers that deal in cash to avoid UI and other tax ...
... million.1 This excludes $ 296 million in uncollectible employer accounts , written off by states during this period , and potentially significant losses from underground economy employers that deal in cash to avoid UI and other tax ...
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... millions Delinquency Exposure rates Delinquent Collection Employers During 1987 Inventory Written off from 1984-86 percent of all Delinquent dollars collection per all employers California 661,000 $ 1,906.4 $ 85.2 $ 13.0 4.5 $ 129 New ...
... millions Delinquency Exposure rates Delinquent Collection Employers During 1987 Inventory Written off from 1984-86 percent of all Delinquent dollars collection per all employers California 661,000 $ 1,906.4 $ 85.2 $ 13.0 4.5 $ 129 New ...
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... million to $ 102 million during the 8 - year period ending in 1986. This excludes an additional $ 18 mil- lion that the state wrote off as uncollectible during 1986. The auditor general indicated that increased delinquencies were due to ...
... million to $ 102 million during the 8 - year period ending in 1986. This excludes an additional $ 18 mil- lion that the state wrote off as uncollectible during 1986. The auditor general indicated that increased delinquencies were due to ...
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... million in state income tax revenues . Given these amounts , lost UI taxes could total as much as $ 58 million annually and employees could lose significant benefits to which they are entitled . Developing Guidelines for State Tax ...
... million in state income tax revenues . Given these amounts , lost UI taxes could total as much as $ 58 million annually and employees could lose significant benefits to which they are entitled . Developing Guidelines for State Tax ...
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