Form DOL-3C at a glance
What it is: DOL-3C is the Report to Add New Wages and/or Correct Reported Wages of the Georgia Department of Labor.
Where and when to file: Mail Completed Form To: GDOL - Employer Accounts, Room 752 148 Andrew Young International Blvd., N.E. Atlanta, Georgia 30303-1751 Phone: (404) 232-3245
Form DOL-3C is designed to: (1) correct previously reported wages and/or (2) report wages of individuals who were omitted from the original Employer's Quarterly Tax and Wage Report, Form DOL-4N.
A filled-in Form DOL-3C example: an employer adds an omitted worker

How to fill out Form DOL-3C, box by box
Section A
Section C

In Section C, enter the 9 digit Social Security Number(s), the Full Last Name(s) and Full First Name(s) of any employee(s) omitted or incorrectly reported on the original report, the total reportable gross wages reported for the employee(s) and the corrected amount of total reportable gross wages, and the taxable wages as originally reported and the corrected amount of taxable wages.
Add all entries in the Total Reportable Gross Wages Reported column and enter total; add all entries in the Total Reportable Gross Wages Corrected column and enter total; add all entries in the Taxable Wages Reported column and enter total; add all entries in the Taxable Wages Corrected column and enter total. If more than one form is submitted for the same quarter, each form should include the totals for that form only.
Section D

Line 1: Enter the difference between the reported Total Reportable Gross Wages and the corrected Total Reportable Gross Wages from Section C as either an increase or decrease, if applicable.
Line 2: Enter the difference in the Corrected Non-Taxable Wages and the previously reported Non-Taxable Wages from Section B as either an increase or decrease, if applicable.
Line 3: Enter the difference between the Total Taxable Wages from Section B and the corrected Total Taxable Wages from Section C as either an increase or decrease, if applicable.
Line 4: Multiply the Taxable Wage amounts in the increase and/or decrease column on Line 3 by the contributory tax rate for the quarter. Line 5: Multiply them by the administrative assessment tax rate for the quarter.
Line 6: Multiply the total tax due (Lines 4 +5 increase column only) by one and one-half percent (1 ½ %) per month or fraction of a month calculated from the due date until paid. Interest is not applicable on the tax amount in the decrease column.
Line 7: Enter the total of the increase column for Lines 4 through 6, minus the total of the decrease columns for Lines 4 and 5. If the total reflects an increase in tax due, submit payment to Georgia Department of Labor. If paying by check, please include your Georgia DOL Account Number on your check. A decrease may result in a credit to your account.
Section E

In Section E, to adjust total reportable gross wages, the amount of increase should be added to the amount entered in Item 2 in Section B or the amount of decrease should be subtracted from Item 2 in Section B. The result of the addition or subtraction should be entered as Corrected Summary of Total Reportable Gross Wages.
To adjust taxable wages, the amount of increase should be added to the amount entered in Item 4 in Section B or the amount of decrease should be subtracted from Item 4 in Section B. The result of the addition or subtraction should be entered as Corrected Summary of Taxable Wages.
Enter your explanation of the adjustment in the space provided. Enter your Name on the "Submitted By" line, Title, Date, and Telephone Number and return as indicated on the front of the form.
More rules for Form DOL-3C
Use black ink and do not staple or submit copies.
Complete one or more of these forms separately for each quarterly report that is to be corrected.
In Section B, enter the amounts as originally reported on lines 2, 3 & 4 of the Employer's Quarterly Tax and Wage Report, Form DOL-4N being corrected.
Taxable wages beginning 2013 is $9,500. (checked October 31, 2026)
Sources
[1] Form DOL-3C (R-9/14), Report to Add New Wages and/or Correct Reported Wages, Georgia Department of Labor (the Official source link on this page).

