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Wage Base for Unemployment Insurance Tax in 2024

RankStateFIPS CodeWage Base
1Washington53000$68,500
2Hawaii15000$59,100
3Idaho16000$53,500
4Oregon41000$52,800
5Alaska02000$49,700
6Utah49000$47,000
7North Dakota38000$43,800
8Montana30000$43,000
9New Jersey34000$42,300
10Minnesota27000$42,000
11Nevada32000$40,600
12Iowa19000$38,200
13New Mexico35000$31,700
14North Carolina37000$31,400
15Wyoming56000$30,900
16Oklahoma40000$27,000
17Connecticut09000$25,000
18Colorado08000$23,800
19Massachusetts25000$15,000
19South Dakota46000$15,000
21Vermont50000$14,300
22Kansas20000$14,000
22Mississippi28000$14,000
22New Hampshire33000$14,000
22South Carolina45000$14,000
22Wisconsin55000$14,000
27Illinois17000$13,590
28New York36000$12,500
29Maine23000$12,000
30Kentucky21000$11,400
31Delaware10000$10,500
32Missouri29000$10,000
32Pennsylvania42000$10,000
34West Virginia54000$9,521
35Georgia13000$9,500
35Indiana18000$9,500
35Michigan26000$9,500
38District of Columbia11000$9,000
38Ohio39000$9,000
38Texas48000$9,000
41Maryland24000$8,500
42Alabama01000$8,000
42Arizona04000$8,000
42Virginia51000$8,000
45Louisiana22000$7,700
46Arkansas05000$7,000
46California06000$7,000
46Florida12000$7,000
46Tennessee47000$7,000

Data Source: U.S. Department of Labor

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