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SUTA: Reducing your rate
- [Instructor] Unless you enjoy giving Uncle Sam money, your goal when dealing with business taxes should be to minimize your tax liability, right? One place where this is eminently feasible is SUTA. SUTA is a big tax each quarter, especially for firms with a lot of employees, restaurants, retailers, many service businesses, et cetera. All businesses have their own unique individual SUTA rate. That rate differs depending on the history of your firm. Your goal is to minimize that rate. This is the rates for Connecticut, for example. So what we see is that over the last decade or so, the taxable base for SUTA in Connecticut has been about $15,000. That's fairly typical. We now have three separate rates. The new employer rate is simply the rate that new employers without any history pay. After the first couple of years, the state will decide whether you're a business that tends to fire a lot of people, or has a lot of turnover, in which case you'll have a higher rate, or whether you're a…
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Business taxes 1014m 36s
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EIN numbers and setting up to pay taxes5m 21s
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Registering and using EFTPS2m 22s
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Filing 941 interim payment reports5m 9s
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Quarter-end 941 forms5m 23s
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Quarterly 941 reconciliation4m 26s
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What is SUTA or SUI?3m 22s
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SUTA: Reducing your rate4m 7s
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Filing SUTA: The big quarterly hit4m 1s
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Filing FUTA: The little quarterly hit2m 57s
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