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FS 154 -Employer Electronic Payment Options

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The Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA) has made available to employers the option to pay their quarterly unemployment tax liability by Automated Clearing House (ACH) Crediit or ACH Debit and also includes a Bulk Payment option for multiple employer payments. This will make paying taxes simpler and more convenient. Employers who wish to pay their unemployment quarterly taxes electronically can pay by ACH Debit through their MiWAM account or through their financial institution.

ACH Debit Transmissions

Employers who wish to pay their unemployment taxes through their MIUIA account must verify with their financial institution that they have the ability to authorize a debit from their bank account. Some financial institutions offer a service referred to as "Debit Blocking" to their customers to prevent unauthorized debits (withdrawals) from their accounts. If an employer has this service on their account, they must contact their financial institution and have ACH transactions identified with the company ID 9044030366, which authorizes UIA to debit the account.  Failure to do this prior to making a payment through MiWAM will result in UIA not being able to receive the electronic payment.

To add your financial institution to make payments, log into your MiWAM account at michigan.gov/uia.

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For questions about paying taxes through the ACH Debit option, please contact Employer Customer Service at 1-855-484-2636, 8 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday.

Bulk Payments

The Bulk Payment feature allows Michigan UIA taxpayers to authorize a single payment and submit a file indicating how the payment should be allocated for multiple employers through their MiWAM account. Only web account users who are directly authorized to file and pay on behalf of the employer or have a Power of Attorney on file with UIA for the employer, can use this function. This function can also be used for reimbursement payments.

The fixed-length file format shown below provides the information needed to allocate the authorized payment.

Bulk Payment Batch/File Header

Field Name

Data Type Size

Format

Description

Record Type

String

1 X(1)

Acceptable value is the letter H. Identifies the record as a header record

Number of Payments

Integer

7 9(7)

Recon Field – Should match the total number of

payments in the batch. This numeric field should be left- filled with zeros if the number of payments is less than the maximum field length.

Total Payment Amount

Integer

13 9(11)V9

Recon Field – Should match the total number of all

payments in the batch. This numeric field should be left- filled with zeros if the payment amount is less than the maximum field length.

21

Bulk Payment Detail Record

Field Name

Data Type Size

Format

Description

Record Type

String

1 X(1)

Acceptable value is the letter P. Identifies the record as a detail record

Employer Number

Integer

10 9(10)

Combines the employer number and multi-unit number

Quarter Ending

Integer

5 QCCYY

Q = 1, 2, 3 or 4 and the four-digit year

Payment Amount

Integer

13 9(11)V99

This numeric field should be left-filled with zeros if the payment amount is less than the maximum field length.

Payment Type

String

1 X(1)

Acceptable payment values are:

R = Report, L = Loose, V = Voluntary*

30

*Report Payment (R) – a payment received for a designated quarter for the payment of unemployment tax, penalty and/or interest.

*Loose Payment (L) – a payment received without a designated quarter for the payment of unemployment tax, penalty and/or interest.

*Voluntary Payment (V) – please refer to Section 19 of the MES Act regarding voluntary payments.

 

ACH Credit Transmissions

The ACH Credit feature allows the employer to authorize payments to the UIA to pay unemployment quarterly taxes or reimbursements using both the National Automated Clearance House Association (NACHA) Cash Concentration & Disbursement (CCD)+ and Corporate Trade Exchange (CTX) standard formats. You must contact your bank in advance to notify them of your ACH transfer amount. Most banks require at least 24 hours lead time. Please contact your bank for specific deadlines.

UIA treats each employer account number as a separate entity. Therefore, if you are submitting a payment for multiple UIA account numbers, a separate addenda record must be submitted for each account. Use the CTX format if you are submitting a payment with multiple addenda records. (The maximum number of addenda per transmission is 99.)

Your bank will need the following information for the transaction:

State of Michigan (UIA) Information

Bank Account Number       270766842
Bank Routing Number        021409169

COMPANY/BATCH HEADER RECORD (5)

ENTRY DETAIL RECORDS (6)

Field 3

Originating

Company Name

Field 4

Company

Discretionary Data

Field 5

Originating Company

Identification

Field 3&4

UIA’s Bank Transit

& Routing Number

Field 5

UIA’s Bank

Account Number

Your Company

Name

270766842

Your Company UIA

Number or FEIN

021409169

270766842

The UIA has adopted the following format for the addendum portion of the transaction (7 record):

 

Field

Contents

Segment Identifier (includes Record

Type Code)

“705TXP”

Separator

“*”

TXP01

State of Michigan Unemployment Agency 10-digit assigned employer

account number

Separator

“*”

TXP02

Tax Type Code:

• If CCD+:

o 13000 for Report Payment

o 13010 for Loose Payment**

• If CTX:

o 13020 for Report Payment

o 13030 for Loose Payment**

Separator

“*”

TXP03

Period for which tax was accrued in “YYMMDD” format. Must be the

final day of the quarter the payment is intended for. Valid dates for 2012 include: 120331 / 120630 / 120930 / 121231

Separator

“*”

TXP05

Amount of tax being paid “$$$$$$$$cc” format (“cc”), cents must be

filled in even if you transfer whole dollar amounts

Terminator

“\”

** Loose Payment – a payment received without a designated quarter for the payment of unemployment tax, penalty and/or interest.

 

Compliance with filing Form UIA 1028, Employer’s Quarterly Wage/Tax Report, online through MiWAM will help ensure efficient processing of the employer’s quarterly tax report and payment. For more information, employers may call the Office of Employer Ombudsman at 1-855-484-2636, Option 4.

 

 

 

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