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April 16, 2020
2020-0998

Arizona extends first-quarter 2020 unemployment tax filing and payment

The Arizona Department of Employment Security announced that the deadline for contributory employers to file their first-quarter 2020 state unemployment insurance (SUI) tax returns and pay the corresponding taxes is automatically extended to June 1, 2020.

Also, for nonprofit and government entities that chose to reimburse the state for UI benefit charges, the first quarter 2020 reimbursement deadline is extended to June 30, 2020. (Arizona DES unemployment insurance newsletter for first-quarter 2020.)

According to the newsletter, there is no action required by employers to be eligible for this extension. If reports and payments are received by the extended due date, employers will not receive a delinquent notice from the Department's Collections Department.

For more information on how to submit Arizona SUI tax returns and payments, go to the Department's website.

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