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SUTA Wage Bases 2020-2022 2023 State Wage Bases Updated 3/29/232022 State Wage Bases2021 State Wage BasesCalifornia: $7,000California: $7,000California: $7,000Colorado: $20,400Colorado: $17,000Colorado: $13,600Connecticut: $15,000Connecticut: $15,000Connecticut: $15,000Delaware: $10,500Delaware: $14,500Delaware: $14,50015 more rows

Weekly claims must be completed each week. File weekly claims online using ArkNet. Visit .arknet.arkansas.gov or call ArkLine at 1-501-907-2590. Remember, for UI purposes, weeks begin on Sunday and end on Saturday.

If you are eligible to receive unemployment, your weekly benefit rate is 1/26 of your earnings during the highest paid quarter of the base period. You can look up your weekly benefit amount on the DWS website.

The new-employer tax rate will also remain stable at 3.10%. Arkansas's unemployment taxable wage base is to be $10,000 in 2022, unchanged from 2021.

The Arkansas Division of Workforce Services is a division of the Arkansas Department of Commerce and consists of four major sections, including Workforce Services, Adult Education, Arkansas Rehabilitation Services, and Services for the Blind.

Effective January 1, 2022, unemployment tax rates for experience-rated employers will remain steady as compared to 2021 and will range from 0.30% to 14.20%, including the 0.20% Stabilization Tax surcharge. The new-employer tax rate will also remain stable at 3.10%.

Unemployment tax rates for experienced employers in the 2023 tax year will range from 0.07% to 18.78% (0.08% to 20.93% in 2022). The new employer rate will remain at 2.0%. The taxable wage base will increase to $8,000 for 2023 (from $7,000 for 2022).

The unemployment-taxable wage base for 2023 will be $7,000, down from $10,000 in 2022.