Washington Workers Insured Out-of-State: Employer's Supplemental Quarterly Report for Workers' Compensation is a form used by employers to report the wages of their out-of-state employees who are covered by Washington State workers' compensation insurance. This form is used to ensure that employers are meeting their obligations under the Washington State workers' compensation laws and regulations. This form is required for employers that have employees working out of state. There are three types of Washington Workers Insured Out-of-State: Employer's Supplemental Quarterly Report for Workers' Compensation forms: Type A, Type B, and Type C. Type A is used by employers with no employees working out of state. Type B is used by employers with one or more employees working out of state. Type C is used by employers with two or more employees working out of state.
Washington Workers Insured Out-of-State: Employer's Supplemental Quarterly Report for Workers' Compensation is a form used by employers to report the wages of their out-of-state employees who are covered by Washington State workers' compensation insurance. This form is used to ensure that employers are meeting their obligations under the Washington State workers' compensation laws and regulations. This form is required for employers that have employees working out of state. There are three types of Washington Workers Insured Out-of-State: Employer's Supplemental Quarterly Report for Workers' Compensation forms: Type A, Type B, and Type C. Type A is used by employers with no employees working out of state. Type B is used by employers with one or more employees working out of state. Type C is used by employers with two or more employees working out of state.
