State Unemployment Tax

State Unemployment Tax, also known as SUTA, is an employer paid tax that some states impose. SUTA can be in addition to FUTA (Federal Unemployment Tax) or instead of it.

The rate you pay for SUTA will be based on your state plus your history as an employer. You will be sent your rate information when you register with your state.

Alaska, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania also have a small SUI tax which is employee paid

StateLink to state specific SUTA info
AlabamaAlabama Department of Labor
AlaskaAlaska Department of Labor
ArkansasArkansas Department of Workforce Services
ArizonaArizona Department of Economic Security
CaliforniaCalifornia Employment Development Department
ColoradoColorado Department of Labor and Employment
ConnecticutConnecticut Department of Labor
DelawareState of Delaware
FloridaFlorida Department of Revenue
GeorgiaGeorgia Department of Labor
HawaiiState of Hawaii Unemployment Insurance
IdahoIdaho Department of Labor
IllinoisIllinois Department of Employment Security
IndianaIndiana Department of Workforce Development
IowaIowa Workforce Development
KansasKansas Department of Labor
KentuckyKentucky Career Center 
LouisianaLouisiana Workforce Commission 
Maine Maine Department of Labor
Maryland Maryland Department of Labor
Massachusetts Massachusetts Labor and Workforce Development
Michigan Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity
Minnesota Minnesota Unemployment Insurance
Mississippi Mississippi Department of Employment Security
Missouri Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations
Montana Montana Department of Labor and Industry
Nebraska Nebraska Department of Labor
NevadaNevada Unemployment Insurance
New HampshireNew Hampshire Employment Security
New Jersey New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development
New Mexico New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions
New York New York Department of Labor
North Carolina North Carolina Department of Commerce
North Dakota North Dakota Job Service
Ohio Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
OklahomaOklahoma Employment Security Commission
Oregon Oregon Department of Revenue
Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Office of Unemployment Compensation
Rhode Island Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training
South Carolina South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce
South Dakota
South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation
TennesseeTennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development
TexasTexas Workforce Commission
Utah Utah Department of Workforce Services
Vermont Vermont Department of Labor
Virginia Virginia Employment Commission
WashingtonWashington Employment Security Department
West Virginia West Virginia WorkForce
Wisconsin Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development
WyomingWyoming Department of Workforce Services



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