I Am A Multistate Employer. Do I Have To Report To Each State In Which I Have Employees?

If you are a multistate employer, you have two reporting options. You may report newly hired employees to the state in which they are working or, alternatively, you may select one of these states in which to report all of your new hires. If one state is chosen, your New Hire reports must be transmitted by magnetic tape or electronically. Also, you must notify the Secretary, DHHS, of the state that you have chosen. Please note, however, that if you choose to report to a single state, the information may not be available to the employee`s work state for purposes of detecting fraud in the unemployment insurance or workers` compensation programs.

Other Maryland Family Law FAQs

Q: How Do I Apply For Child Support Service?
A: If you receive Temporary Cash Assistance or Medical Assistance, child support services will be provided free of charge. If not, you will need to complete an … More
Q: How Can My Local Office Of Child Support Search For The Other Parent?
A: If you cannot locate your child`s other parent, your child support enforcement office will conduct a search. To help do this, you should provide as much information … More
Q: How Can I Obtain A Court Order For Child Support And Health Insurance Coverage?
A: Your child support enforcement office has lawyers who will take your case to court so you may not need to hire an attorney. If the case is successful, the court will … More
Q: How Will I Receive My Money?
A: If you receive Temporary Cash Assistance, any child support payments collected will be kept by the State as reimbursement. If you no longer receive Temporary Cash … More
Q: How Can The Other Parent's Tax Refunds Be Intercepted?
A: If the other parent owes arrears on a child support order, any income tax refund due may be intercepted and applied to the arrears. For instance, if you used to … More
Q: What Do I Do If I Feel That The Court-Ordered Amount Of Child Support Is Too Low?
A: You or the other parent may request a periodic review of your case for a possible change in the courtordered amount of your child support. A modification may be … More
Q: What Happens If The Other Parent Does Not Live In Maryland?
A: Your child support enforcement office will work to collect support for your child even if the other parent lives in another state.
Q: What Is New Hire Reporting?
A: New Hire reporting is a process by which you, as an employer, report information on newly hired or rehired employees to a designated state agency shortly after the … More
Q: What Will Be Done With The New Hire Information?
A: States will match New Hire reports against their child support records to locate parents, establish an order, or enforce an existing order. Once these matches are … More
Q: Why Have A National Directory Of New Hires?
A: It is estimated that over 30 percent of child support cases involve parents who do not live in the same state as their children. By matching this New Hire data with … More