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Notice: 272102

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES

Division:

Agency for Workforce Innovation

Chapter:

FLORIDA UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION TAX

Overview

RULE:

60BB-2	FLORIDA UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION TAX
60BB-2.022	Definitions (Transferred)
60BB-2.023	General Information (Transferred)
60BB-2.024	Initial Reports and Notification of Liability (Transferred)
60BB-2.025	Reports Required of Liable Employers (Transferred)
60BB-2.0255	Annual Reporting
60BB-2.026	Determinations to Liable Employers (Transferred)
60BB-2.027	Payment of Contributions (Transferred)
60BB-2.028	Delinquent Accounts (Transferred)
60BB-2.029	Changing Methods of Reporting - Nonprofit and Governmental Employers (Transferred)
60BB-2.032	Employing Unit Records (Transferred)
60BB-2.035	Protests of Liability, Assessment, Reimbursements, and Tax Rate - Special Deputy Hearings (Transferred)
60BB-2.036	Unemployment Compensation Tax - Indian Tribe (Transferred)
60BB-2.037	Public Use Forms (Transferred)

PURPOSE:

The proposed amendments to Chapter 60BB-2, Florida Administrative Code implement the provisions of Chapter 443, Florida Statutes that relate to Unemployment Compensation tax.

SUMMARY:

The proposed amendments to Chapter 60BB-2, Florida Administrative Code implement the provisions of Chapter 443, Florida Statutes that relate to Unemployment Compensation tax.  In particular, the substantial rewording set forth in these proposed amendments clarifies the definitions to be applied to these rules and updates the list of official forms used by the Agency for Workforce Innovation and the Department of Revenue in administering and collecting Unemployment Compensation Program taxes.  This rewording also clarifies the procedures relating to the employer reporting and registration, determinations of liability, payment of contributions, delinquent accounts, methods of financing benefits involving public and nonprofit employers, employing unit records, special deputy hearings to resolve protests of liability, assessment and reimbursement, and unemployment taxation of Indian tribes.  The succession rule, Rule 60BB-2.031, Florida Administrative Code, has been omitted from the text of this rulemaking notice, inasmuch as it is the subject of a separate rule development.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

443.1317(1)(b)FS.

LAW:

120.569, 120.57(1), 120.57(2), 443.036, 443.071, 443.121, 443.1215, 443.1217, 443.131, 443.1312, 443.1313, 443.1315, 443.1317, 443.141, 443.151, 443.163, 443.171, 443.191FS.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

4/28/2006 Vol. 32/17

COMMENTS:

From 4/28/2006 To 5/19/2006 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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