Who pays Unemployment Insurance taxes? Employers pay state unemployment insurance (UI) taxes. If you are an employer subject to the UI law, you are a “covered” employer ...Read More
The first two paragraphs in this section applies to new employers who are classified as “experience rated” for Unemployment Insurance purposes. Most employers in Montana are ...Read More
What do I have to report as wages on my Unemployment Insurance quarterly wage report? The term wages is defined in section 39-51-201(23)(a) MCA. “Wages means all remuneration ...Read More
What UI taxes does an employer pay? It depends. There are four types of covered employers: “new” employers, experience-rated employers,reimbursable employers, and state and local ...Read More
As a covered employer for Unemployment Insurance, you must keep payroll records and file the quarterly report (UI-5) and make timely payment of UI Contributions. We strongly ...Read More
How will I know if my report or payment will be on time? If you mail the report or payment on the due date, it is very important that you find out when mail will be postmarked ...Read More
What Do I Do With This Unemployment Insurance Claims Form? The UI division may make a number of requests to employers related to the unemployment claims process when one of their ...Read More
If I declare bankruptcy, do I still have to pay my Unemployment Insurance taxes? Yes, if you declare bankruptcy, you are still required to pay Unemployment Insurance taxes ...Read More
Montana Unemployment Insurance offers online and electronic services for employers. Employers and their authorized representatives interested in electronic filing or payment ...Read More
Ensuring integrity of the UI program is a joint responsibility of employers and the Montana Unemployment Insurance Division. In order to maintain a viable program, it is important ...Read More
Located across Montana, the following individuals provide reporting forms and employer tax assistance. Please call or write them with your questions ...Read More