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What are the Tax Rates and Taxable Wage Base?
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Employer-Employee Relationship For CT Unemployment Taxes
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What Is unemployment insurance?
Unemployment insurance provides income to people who have been laid off as they look for new jobs or wait to be called back to work.
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How can I receive my benefit payments?
Claimants can choose to receive benefit payments by direct deposit or to a debit card.
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Can I receive unemployment if I am a professional athlete?
Professional athletes are not eligible for unemployment benefits if all or most of their wages are earned preparing for or participating in a sport.
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What is availability for full-time work?
People who file for unemployment benefits must be ready, able, and willing to work full time in a suitable job.
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Can I receive unemployment if I retired?
People who are forced to retire may be able to collect unemployment benefits.
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How long can I receive unemployment benefits?
Unemployment benefits are typically paid for up to 26 weeks, but may last longer.
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How do I apply for unemployment and file a claim?
People apply for unemployment using our secure online system.
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Can I receive unemployment if I refused work?
Unemployment benefits usually end for people who refuse work, but they may continue for certain reasons.
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How do you determine the amount of my unemployment benefits?
The amount you receive is based on information you provide about yourself, dependents, income, and work history.
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Will I qualify for a second year of benefits?
You may qualify for a second year of unemployment benefits, though most people do not.
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Do I have a right to file for unemployment?
You have a legal right to file a claim for unemployment benefits and testify on behalf of anyone else filing an unemployment claim.
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Can I receive unemployment benefits if I quit my job voluntarily?
The answer is usually “no,” but there are eight reasons why you may be able to receive unemployment benefits after quitting.
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Can I receive unemployment if I was fired or suspended?
People who are fired or suspended typically cannot collect unemployment benefits. Get the details here.
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What happens if I move out of state?
Unemployment benefits claimants who move out of state should immediately report their new address.
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