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Liability/Tax Issues

In a liability/tax issue, if the employer believes that he or she should not have been held subject to the payment of unemployment insurance taxes, or should not be regarded as the successor of another employer's business, or should be charged a lower tax rate because the computation was wrong or the factors that were used in the computation were wrong, then the employer must bring the supporting documents and witnesses to the hearing.

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 •  Introduction
 •  Basic Terms Used at a Hearing
 •  Why Is It Important To Attend The Hearing?
 •  What Happens First?
 •  Preparation Before The Hearing
 •  Who and What Should Be Brought to the Hearing?
 •  What Happens At The Hearing?
 •  What Happens After the Hearing?
 •  Burden of Proof: The Key to Making Your Best Case
 •  Misconduct Cases
 •  Voluntary Leaving Cases
 •  Refusal Of Suitable Work Cases
 •  Eligibility For Benefits
 •  Some Final Words

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