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Overview. The Department of Labor & Industry requires employers to file Unemployment Compensation quarterly tax reports electronically through the Unemployment Compensation Management System (UCMS). Reports and contributions are due at the end of the month following the calendar quarter (April 30, July 31, October 31, and January 31).
Employers and third-party administrators can file PA UC quarterly tax reports, make payments, and maintain important account information.
There are several options that employers can use to electronically file their UC tax and wage data. These options are Online filing, File Upload through the employer portal, or File Transfer Protocol (FTP). The Online filing option should be used only if the number of employees in your entity is 100 or less.
If you have individuals refusing suitable work and claiming unemployment benefits, you must report that on either the paperwork we send to you, or on our UC-1921W Online Form created for this purpose.
PA employers? Employers who pay wages for employment covered under the UC Law are required to: • Register with the Department of Labor & Industry; • maintain certain employment records; • file quarterly reports of wages paid and contributions due; • pay the employer contributions due on such quarterly reports; and
To file unemployment compensation (UC), employers must use the Unemployment Compensation Management System (UCMS) online. Paper forms are no longer used. You can file online by uploading files through the employer portal, or use File Transfer Protocol (FTP).
Businesses can file and pay quarterly PA Unemployment Compensation (UC) tax through the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry’s Unemployment Compensation Management System (UCMS). This is the site where you can manage your UC activity and update your employer account information.
