Washington § 50.29.027 - Benefit ratio computed for 1985 and thereafter.

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§ 50.29.027. Benefit ratio computed for 1985 and thereafter.

For the rate year 1985 and each rate year thereafter, a benefit ratio shall be computed for each qualified employer by dividing the total amount of benefits charged to the account of the employer during the forty-eight consecutive months immediately preceding the computation date by the taxable payrolls of the employer for the same forty-eight month period as reported to the department by the cut-off dates. The division shall be carried to the sixth decimal place with the remaining fraction, if any, disregarded.
[ 1984 c 205 s 4.]

Notes

Conflict with federal requirements—Severability—Effective dates—1984 c 205: See notes following RCW 50.20.120.

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