Table of State Rating Systems

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AL	uses a Benefit Ratio system
AK	is the only state which uses a Payroll Decline system
AZ	uses a Reserve Ratio system
AR	uses a Reserve Ratio system
CA	uses a Reserve Ratio system
CO	uses a Reserve Ratio system
CT	uses a Benefit Ratio system
DE	is one of only two states which use a Benefit Wage Ratio system
DC	uses a Reserve Ratio system
FL	uses a Benefit Ratio system
GA	uses a Reserve Ratio system
HI	uses a Reserve Ratio system
ID	uses a Reserve Ratio system
IL	uses a Benefit Ratio system
IN	uses a Reserve Ratio system
IA	uses a Benefit Ratio system
KS	uses a Reserve Ratio system
KY	uses a Reserve Ratio system
LA	uses a Reserve Ratio system
ME	uses a Reserve Ratio system
MD	uses a Benefit Ratio system
MA	uses a Reserve Ratio system
MI	uses a Reserve Ratio system
MN	uses a Reserve Ratio system
MS	uses a Reserve Ratio system
MO	uses a Reserve Ratio system
MT	uses a Reserve Ratio system
NE	uses a Reserve Ratio system
NV	uses a Reserve Ratio system
NH	uses a Reserve Ratio system
NJ	uses a Reserve Ratio system
NM	uses a Reserve Ratio system
NY	uses a Reserve Ratio system
NC	uses a Reserve Ratio system
ND	uses a Reserve Ratio system
OH	uses a Reserve Ratio system
OK	is one of only two states which use a Benefit Wage Ratio system
OR	uses a Benefit Ratio system
PA	uses a Benefit Ratio system AND a Reserve Ratio system It's as though you're being taxed by two states at once!
PR	uses a Reserve Ratio system
RI	uses a Reserve Ratio system
SC	uses a Reserve Ratio system
SD	uses a Reserve Ratio system
TN	uses a Reserve Ratio system
TX	uses a Benefit Ratio system
UT	uses a Benefit Ratio system
VT	uses a Benefit Ratio system
VA	uses a Benefit Ratio system
VI	uses a Reserve Ratio system
WA	uses a Benefit Ratio system
WV	uses a Reserve Ratio system
WI	uses a Reserve Ratio system
WY	uses a Benefit Ratio system

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