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Before requesting a penalty and interest waiver, review the items listed below by logging on to your account on TWC's Unemployment Tax Services (UTS). Review the Report Filing tab. Check your account for delinquent reports or estimated reports due to non-filing.
- Unemployment Tax Program
The Unemployment Tax program collects wage information and...
- Unemployment Tax Program
TWC offers three electronic methods for payment of unemployment taxes: Automated Clearing House (ACH) debit from a bank account. Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Credit Card. Online payments are easy and secure through Unemployment Tax Services (UTS) or TEXNET Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) system. The TEXNET system also allows payment by phone.
If you are a claimant and need help with your unemployment benefit claim, please call 1-800-939-6631 or send a contact request to the Benefits Unit. The Field Tax Office assists employers with their tax questions. Choose the tax office closest to your location from the contact information below.
For clarification, the email states: The second quarter tax payment is due by September 30, 2021, and interest will begin to accrue October 1, 2021, for payments not made by that date. For more on SUI payment extensions and the 2021 SUI tax rates, see EY Tax Alert 2021-1304, issued July 1, 2021.
Unemployment Benefits Services allows individuals to submit new applications for unemployment benefits, submit payment requests, get claim and payment status information, change their benefit payment option, update their address or phone number, view IRS 1099-G information, and respond to work search log requests.
All “No Tax Due” reports due after Jan. 1, 2016 must be filed electronically. Taxpayers who paid $100,000 or more must report electronically through Webfile or EDI. Taxpayers who paid $500,000 or more for any specific tax are required to transmit payments using TEXNET.
The Unemployment Tax program collects wage information and unemployment taxes from employers. The wage information determines the amount of unemployment benefits claimants may receive. Unemployment taxes support the Unemployment Compensation Fund.
