New Jersey § 43:21-48
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§ 43:21-48.
(a) If officers or employees of the Division of Employment Security perform duties
in part related to the administration of this act and of the unemployment compensation
law, 1 or if there be expenses otherwise incurred jointly in connection with administration
of such acts, the division shall make an equitable apportionment to determine the
portion of total expense to be charged to administration of this act including R.S. 43:21-4(f) . So far as possible such apportionment shall be based upon records to be maintained
with the respect to activities undertaken in administering this act. (b) The Division of Employment Security shall, at the end of each fiscal year, determine
the total amount expended by it for administrative cost directly attributable to the
supervision and operation of approved private plans, together with a proportionate
part of the administrative cost of R.S. 43:21-4(f) , and such total amount shall be prorated among the approved private plans in effect
during that year on the basis of the total amount of taxable wages that were paid
to all employees covered under such private plans. The prorated amounts shall be assessed against the respective employers but shall
not exceed 1 / 20 of 1% of such wages, and such amounts shall be collectible by the division in the
same manner as provided for the collection of employer contributions under the chapter
to which this act is a supplement. In making this assessment, the division shall furnish to each affected employer
a brief summary of the apportionment of expense to be charged to administration of
this act, and of the facts upon which the calculation of the assessment is based. The amounts of such assessments shall be credited to the administration account. (c) The division shall, at the end of each fiscal year, determine the total amount
expended by it for administrative cost directly attributable to maintaining separate
disability benefits accounts for employers required to contribute to the State disability
benefits fund and assigning modified rates of contribution to such employers in accordance
with the provisions of R.S. 43:21-7(e)(3) . Such total amount of administrative costs shall be prorated among such employer
accounts on the basis of the total amount of taxable wages paid to all employees during
the preceding calendar year with respect to which contributions were payable to the
State disability benefits fund. The prorated amounts shall be assessed against the respective employers, and such
amounts shall be collectible by the division in the same manner as provided for the
collection of employer contributions in R.S. 43:21-14 . The amounts of such assessments shall be credited to the administration account. 1
N.J.S.A. § 43:21-1 et seq.
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