Form Nucs-4072 - Instructions - Employer'S Quarterly Contribution And Wage Report

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INSTRUCTIONS - EMPLOYER'S QUARTERLY CONTRIBUTION AND WAGE REPORT
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ITEM 3
Total Gross Wages - Enter the total amount of all gross wages and reported tips paid this calendar quarter. This amount will b e t h e
sum of all wages and tips listed in Item 16.
ITEM 4 - Nontaxable Wages - The amount shown is the taxable wage limit for the calendar year of this report. If you have paid more than this
amount to an individual employee during the calendar year, the excess wages are nontaxable. Enter the total nontaxable wages paid this
calendar quarter. If you have acquired a business during the calendar year, wages paid your employees by the predecessor should be
included in computing nontaxable wages.
ITEM 11 - Compute and add interest to the past due UI Contributions in Item 6. Do not compute interest on CEP amount.
ITEM 13 - Social Security numbers for all employees must be entered. Accuracy of Social Security numbers will ensure proper wage crediting
to your employer account thereby avoiding costly delays in the event an unemployment claim is filed.
ITEM1 4 - Employee's Name -List full name, including middle initial. If more than 7 employees are being reported, use form NUCS-4073,
Continuation Sheet. The Continuation Sheet may be used to report the entire list of employees or it can be used to list only those that will n o t
fit on the report. The Continuation Sheet is available at or contact the Contributions Section of the Employment
Security Division as listed on the top of the report.
ITEM 15 - Tips - Enter amount of tips reported by employees for Internal Revenue purposes by the 10th day of the month of receipt.
ITEM 16 - Total Gross Wages - Report all gross wages paid, taxable plus nontaxable, WITH all reported tip s included that were receive d b y
each employee in this calendar quarter. The total of wages in Item 16 should equal Item 3.
ITEM 18 - Number of Covered Workers - For each month of this calendar quarter, enter the number of all part-time and full-time workers who
worked during or received pay subject to the Nevada Unemployment Law for the payroll period which includes the 12th of the month.
GENERAL INFORMATION
WHO MUST FILE - Every employer who is subject to the Nevada Unemployment Compensation Law must file an Employer's Quarterly
Contribution and Wage Report for each calendar quarter. An employer becomes subject to the law from the beginning of the calendar quarter
in which he first pays wages of $225 or more to workers in employment covered by the law, or on the date he takes over the business or a part
of the business of a subject employer. After an employer becomes subject to the law, even though wages paid in a quarter are less than $225,
he must continue to file quarterly reports until his account has been closed by the Division.
PAYMENTS TO BE REPORTED AS WAGES - Wages for employment subject to the law include, but are not limited to:
1. Wages paid to all regular, part-time, temporary or casual employees, without regard to age.
2. Wages paid for services performed for a partnership by the wife, husband, child, or other relative of a partner.
3. Wages paid by an individual owner to a son or daughter who is 18 or more years of age.
4. Salaries and other payments made to corporate officers for their services to the corporation (including Subchapter S corporations).
5. Tips reported by employees for Internal Revenue purposes by the 10th day of the month of receipt, pursuant to 26 U.S.C. 6053(a).
6. The reasonable cash value of meals, lodging, merchandise, and other types of remuneration furnished for services.
7. Commissions and bonuses paid to employees.
8. Vacation payments.
9. Dismissal pay, severance pay, or wages in lieu of notice.
10. Salary reductions pursuant to IRC Section 125 (Cafeteria Plans) or 401K plans.
PAYMENTS NOT TO BE REPORTED AS WAGES - Payments not subject to the law include, but are not limited to:
1. Salaries drawn by a partner or by an individual owner of a business.
2. Wages paid by an individual owner for services of his parent, spouse, or child under the age of 18 years.
3. Payments made by an employer under a plan to provide his employees with retirement benefits, sickness or accident and disability
benefits, hospital expenses, or life insurance.
4. Payments to an employee, which are in addition to his regular pay, but which are solely to reimburse him for expenses incurred beca u s e h e
is away from his regular place of employment (subsistence payments).
INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS - Payments to individuals who are considered by the employer to be "independent contractors" may in fact
be employees, subject to the law. If in doubt, contact the Contributions Section of the Employment Security Division.
DELINQUENT REPORTS AND PAYMENTS - The completed report, together with payment due, must be received by the Employment
Security Division, not later than the last day of the first month following the close of the quarter covered by the report. The law provi des f or
penalty and interest charges for failure to make returns and payments within the time allowed. (See Items 9, 10, and 11 on the report.)
ADJUSTMENTS TO WAGES - Do not use the Employer's Quarterly Contribution and Wage Report to make adjustments to wages for prior
quarters. If an adjustment is required, use form NUCS-4075, Statement to Correct. The Statement to Correct is available at
or contact the Contributions Section of the Employment Security Division as listed on the top of the report.
PLEASE REFERENCE YOUR EMPLOYER ACCOUN T N U M B E R W H E N C A L L I N G O R W R I T I N G T H I S D I V I S I O N .
NUCS-4072 A (9/02)

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