DLLR’s Division of Unemployment Insurance is offering a program to assist employers experiencing financial hardship with paying their quarterly unemployment insurance taxes for the first quarter of 2010, due April 30, 2010. A similar program will be offered for the second quarter obligations due on August 2, 2010.
The payment plan options are:
Plan 1:
- Quarterly Tax Return and Wage Report filed timely;
- 50% of Tax paid when the Quarterly return is filed;
- Remaining tax due is spread over three equal monthly installments, due on the last day of the next three months;
- Note that the last installment of this plan coincides with the due date of the next quarter, and unless another payment plan is in place, the reports and tax must be filed by the due date;
Plan 2:
- Quarterly Tax Return and Wage Report filed timely;
- Tax due is spread over 6 equal monthly installments, with the first installment due on the Quarterly due date;
- Note that this plan overlaps the due date of the next quarter, and unless another payment plan is in place, the reports and tax for the overlapped quarter must be filed and paid by the due date;
Plan 3:
- Quarterly Tax Return and Wage Report filed timely;
- Tax due is spread over 9 equal monthly installments, with the first installment due on the Quarterly due date;
- Note that this plan overlaps the due date of the next two quarters, and unless another payment plan is in place, the reports and tax for the overlapped quarters must be filed and paid by the due date;
Plan 4
- An individual plan as established with the Division of Unemployment Insurance.
For more information or to establish a payment plan for the first quarter obligations, contact the Skip Trace and Investigations Unit at (410) 767-2525, or email uitaxskip@dllr.state.md.us.
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l am a small business with about 15 employees and 30 independent contractor and proffessional nurses. when Dllr force us to change our IC to employees. During this turf time they now inposing a retro of 21/2yrs of UI to be paid in excess off $150,000 . Can the chamber help Joe 240-882-6104