What is a futa? I found an article mentioning it but i dont know what it is
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- The Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA) provided a system to help states pay unemployment compensation to laid-off workers.
- If you pay $1,500 or more in wages to employees, you must pay this tax once a year.
- This cost is in addition to any state-mandated unemployment insurance.
- FUTA is a federal tax that employers must pay to the government.
- Employees are not compelled to pay or have the FUTA tax withheld from their paycheck.
- The tax only applies to the first $7,000 of an employee's pay (other than wages that are exempt from FUTA).
- This pay cap has been in effect since 1983, however Congress may change it in the future.
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