Newsletter: Texas Business Today, Fall 2010 - Texas Workforce-2025

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The document discusses the economic challenges facing the U.S., particularly high unemployment rates and government debt, advocating for a new economic strategy focused on revitalizing the private sector through tax reform. It also addresses workplace issues related to texting and social media, emphasizing employer liability and legal considerations. Additionally, it covers tip-pooling agreements for tipped employees, reimbursement programs for workplace modifications for injured employees, and highlights top companies for veteran employment. The document concludes with information about upcoming Texas business conferences.
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Within 30 days, you can request an appeal with the IRS Office of Appeals. After 30 days, the IRS will send you a letter, called a Statutory Notice of Deficiency. This letter closes the tax audit and allows you to petition the U.S. Tax Court.
Entry-Level Rate A predetermined tax rate is set by the Texas Unemployment Compensation Act (TUCA). Texas law sets an employers tax rate at their NAICS industry average or 2.7 percent, whichever is higher. The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) assigns an average tax rate for each industry.
Late Filing of Payroll Tax Returns or Late Payment of Taxes Failing to timely meet your filing or payment obligations can trigger an EDD audit. Therefore, late payments are subject to interest and penalties regardless of whether they are revealed in a delinquent filing or through the audit process.
The Texas Workforce Commission is charged with auditing businesses to ensure that employee wages are properly reported and appropriate taxes paid on such wages. If TWC rules that an employer has failed to properly report all wages and pay taxes, it will assess back taxes and interest.
You can check your claim status online at Unemployment Benefits Services or call Tele-Serv at 800-558-8321. We use information from you and your last employer to determine if you qualify. TWC sends your last employer a letter with the reason you gave for no longer working there.

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