Unemployment Insurance (UI) Tax Division
Important Information regarding Unemployment Insurance Tax and Benefits for 2025
In an effort to improve Connecticut’s Unemployment Insurance (UI) Trust Fund solvency, the legislature passed Public Acts 21-200 and 22-67 to implement reforms that were achieved through a collaborative effort of business and labor.
ReEmployCT is Connecticut's UI Tax and Benefits System
- Pursuant to Conn. General Statute 31-225a (j) (2) & (4), all employers are required to file and pay unemployment contributions electronically.
- Apply for an unemployment insurance Employer Account Number (EAN).
- File unemployment insurance quarterly tax and wage reports.
- Pay unemployment insurance taxes.
Employer Tax Services
Employer Tax Resources
Getting to Unemployment Trust Fund Solvency: Understanding CT Public Acts 21-200 & 22-67
An effort to improve Connecticut’s Unemployment Insurance (UI) Trust Fund solvency.
CT Regulations
Connecticut eRegulations System: Portal to Connecticut Regulations. Browse the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies.
CT State Statutes
Chapter 567 - Unemployment Compensation.
Reimbursable and Contributory Employer User Guide
How to Register, Create a User ID and Password, Login and File Returns.
Unemployment Insurance Tax Division Units
Have A Question? Who to Call?
The primary goal of the Unemployment Insurance Tax Division is to provide and account for the funding needed to pay benefits to those individuals who become unemployed through no fault of their own. Below is a description of each Tax Unit.
Contact Information and Location
CT Department of Labor
Address:
Connecticut Department of Labor
200 Folly Brook Boulevard
Wethersfield, CT 06109
Hours of all Divisions: M-F (8AM - 4:30PM)
Closed on Saturday and Sundays