Wage Base for Unemployment Insurance Tax in 2011
 
Stats IN
RankStatesFips CodeWage Base
1Washington53000$37,300
2Alaska02000$34,600
3Hawaii15000$34,200
4Idaho16000$33,300
5Oregon41000$32,300
6New Jersey34000$29,600
7Utah49000$28,600
8Minnesota27000$27,000
9Nevada32000$26,600
10Montana30000$26,300
11North Dakota38000$25,500
12Iowa19000$24,700
14Wyoming56000$22,300
15New Mexico35000$21,900
16North Carolina37000$19,700
17Rhode Island44000$19,000
18Oklahoma40000$18,600
19Connecticut09000$15,000
20Massachusetts25000$14,000
20Mississippi28000$14,000
22Missouri29000$13,000
22Vermont50000$13,000
22Wisconsin55000$13,000
25Illinois17000$12,740
26Arkansas05000$12,000
26Maine23000$12,000
26New Hampshire33000$12,000
26West Virginia54000$12,000
30South Dakota46000$11,000
31Delaware10000$10,500
32Colorado08000$10,000
32South Carolina45000$10,000
34Indiana18000$9,500
35District of Columbia11000$9,000
35Michigan26000$9,000
35Nebraska31000$9,000
35Ohio39000$9,000
35Tennessee47000$9,000
35Texas48000$9,000
41Georgia13000$8,500
41Maryland24000$8,500
41New York36000$8,500
44Alabama01000$8,000
44Kansas20000$8,000
44Kentucky21000$8,000
44Pennsylvania42000$8,000
44Virginia51000$8,000
49Louisiana22000$7,700
50Arizona04000$7,000
50California06000$7,000
50Florida12000$7,000
Data Source: U.S. Department of Labor

States IN Profile provides current federal statistics on a variety of demographic and economic indicators. Read "About the Profile" for the best understanding of the data, ranks and computations. This profile is produced by STATS Indiana, a web service of the Indiana Business Research Center at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Major support for this effort is provided by the State of Indiana through the Indiana Department of Workforce Development.
Updated: October 05, 2011 at 12:03