Alaska Quarterly Contribution Report Form PDF Details

The Alaska Quarterly Contribution Report (Form TQ01C) is submitted to the Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development each quarter to report wages paid to employees and calculate unemployment insurance (UI) contributions owed.

Who Must File

Any Alaska employer subject to the Employment Security Act must file this report quarterly. This requirement applies to any business that paid wages to one or more employees in Alaska during the quarter, regardless of payroll size or whether any contributions were due.

Taxable Wage Base and Contribution Rates

The taxable wage base is $36,900 per employee per calendar year. Contribution rates vary by employer based on their employment history and experience rating. The form captures total wages paid, taxable wages after excluding amounts exceeding the base, employee count during the pay period, and employer and employee contribution totals.

Quarterly Filing Deadlines

Reports are due by the last day of the month following each calendar quarter: April 30 for Q1 (January through March), July 31 for Q2 (April through June), October 31 for Q3 (July through September), and January 31 for Q4 (October through December). Filing online through the Alaska EsPath portal provides immediate confirmation of receipt.

Amendments and Record-Keeping

When errors are discovered after a report is submitted, a separate amended quarterly contribution report must be filed. The original cannot be revised once submitted. Keep copies of all quarterly filings for at least four years to support future audits or benefit dispute reviews.

Related Alaska Employment Forms

New Alaska businesses must first complete the Alaska Employer Registration Form before filing their first quarterly contribution report. Multi-state employers may also need the Maryland Quarterly Contribution Report or the Oklahoma Quarterly Contribution Report for other states where they have employees.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Alaska Quarterly Contribution Report?
The Alaska Quarterly Contribution Report (Form TQ01C) is the official form employers use to report wages and unemployment insurance contributions to the Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development each quarter.

Who needs to file a quarterly contribution report in Alaska?
All Alaska employers covered under the Employment Security Act must file this report each quarter, even if no wages were paid or no contributions are owed for that period.

When is the Alaska Quarterly Contribution Report due?
The report is due by the last day of the month following the end of each quarter: April 30, July 31, October 31, and January 31.

Can I file the Alaska Quarterly Contribution Report online?
Yes. Employers can file electronically through the Alaska EsPath portal. You can also complete the form offline using FormsPal's PDF editor and then submit it as directed by the Department of Labor.