The Louisiana Employees Quarterly Report of Earnings is a document issued by the State of Louisiana that employers must submit each quarter to report the wages and other compensation paid to their employees. The report covers all wages, salary, bonuses, commissions, and other compensation paid to each employee during the quarter. It also includes deductions for taxes, Social Security, Medicare, and other benefits, as well as any applicable deductions for workers' compensation insurance. The report must be filed with the Louisiana Department of Revenue by the last day of the month following the end of the quarter. There are two types of Louisiana Employees Quarterly Report of Earnings: the Resident Quarterly Report of Earnings (RARE) and the Non-Resident Quarterly Report of Earnings (RARE). The RARE is used to report wages and other compensation paid to residents of Louisiana, while the RARE is used for non-residents working in Louisiana. Both forms must be completed and submitted to the Louisiana Department of Revenue by the deadline.