2020 SUI Tax Wage Limit
| State | Taxable Wages |
|---|---|
| Alabama | $8,000 |
| Alaska | $41,500 |
| Arizona | $7,000 |
| Arkansas | $7,000 |
| California | $7,000 |
| Colorado | $13,600 |
| Connecticut | $15,000 |
| Delaware | $16,500 |
| District of Columbia | $9,000 |
| Florida | $7,000 |
| Georgia | $9,500 |
| Hawaii | $48,100 |
| Idaho | $41,600 |
| Illinois | $12,740 |
| Indiana | $9,500 |
| Iowa | $31,600 |
| Kansas | $14,000 |
| Kentucky | $10,800 |
| Louisiana | $7,700 |
| Maine | $12,000 |
| Maryland | $8,500 |
| Massachusetts | $15,000 |
| Michigan | $9,000 $9,500 for Deliquent Employers |
| Minnesota | $35,000 |
| Mississippi | $14,000 |
| Missouri | $11,500 |
| Montana | $34,100 |
| Nebraska | $9,000 |
| Nevada | $32,500 |
| New Hampshire | $14,000 |
| New Jersey | $35,300 |
| New Mexico | $25,800 |
| New York | $11,600 |
| North Carolina | $25,200 |
| North Dakota | $37,900 |
| Ohio | $9,000 |
| Oklahoma | $18,700 |
| Oregon | $42,100 |
| Pennsylvania | $10,000 |
| Rhode Island | $24,000 $25,500 for Employers at the highest tax rate |
| South Carolina | $14,000 |
| South Dakota | $15,000 |
| Tennessee | $7,000 |
| Texas | $9,000 |
| Utah | $36,600 |
| Vermont | $16,100 |
| Virginia | $8,000 |
| Washington | $52,700 |
| West Virginia | $12,000 |
| Wisconsin | $14,000 |
| Wyoming | $26,400 |
2019 SUI Tax Wage Limit
| State | Taxable Wages |
|---|---|
| Alabama | $8,000 |
| Alaska | $39,900 |
| Arizona | $7,000 |
| Arkansas | $10,000 |
| California | $7,000 |
| Colorado | $13,100 |
| Connecticut | $15,000 |
| Delaware | $16,500 |
| District of Columbia | $9,000 |
| Florida | $7,000 |
| Georgia | $9,500 |
| Hawaii | $46,800 |
| Idaho | $40,000 |
| Illinois | $12,960 |
| Indiana | $9,500 |
| Iowa | $30,600 |
| Kansas | $14,000 |
| Kentucky | $10,500 |
| Louisiana | $7,700 |
| Maine | $12,000 |
| Maryland | $8,500 |
| Massachusetts | $15,000 |
| Michigan | $9,000 $9,500 for Deliquent Employers |
| Minnesota | $34,000 |
| Mississippi | $14,000 |
| Missouri | $12,000 |
| Montana | $33,000 |
| Nebraska | $9,000 |
| Nevada | $31,200 |
| New Hampshire | $14,000 |
| New Jersey | $34,400 |
| New Mexico | $24,800 |
| New York | $11,400 |
| North Carolina | $24,300 |
| North Dakota | $36,400 |
| Ohio | $9,500 |
| Oklahoma | $18,100 |
| Oregon | $40,600 |
| Pennsylvania | $10,000 |
| Rhode Island | $23,600 or $25,100 for Employers with experience rate of 9.41 or higher |
| South Carolina | $14,000 |
| South Dakota | $15,000 |
| Tennessee | $7,000 |
| Texas | $9,000 |
| Utah | $35,300 |
| Vermont | $15,600 |
| Virginia | $8,000 |
| Washington | $49,800 |
| West Virginia | $12,000 |
| Wisconsin | $14,000 |
| Wyoming | $25,400 |
2018 SUI Tax Wage Limit
| State | Taxable Wages |
|---|---|
| Alabama | $8,000 |
| Alaska | $39,500 |
| Arizona | $7,000 |
| Arkansas | $10,000 |
| California | $7,000 |
| Colorado | $12,600 |
| Connecticut | $15,000 |
| Delaware | $16,500 |
| District of Columbia | $9,000 |
| Florida | $7,000 |
| Georgia | $9,500 |
| Hawaii | $45,900 |
| Idaho | $38,200 |
| Illinois | $12,960 |
| Indiana | $9,500 |
| Iowa | $29,900 |
| Kansas | $14,000 |
| Kentucky | $10,200 |
| Louisiana | $7,700 |
| Maine | $12,000 |
| Maryland | $8,500 |
| Massachusetts | $15,000 |
| Michigan | $9,000 $9,500 for Deliquent Employers |
| Minnesota | $32,000 |
| Mississippi | $14,000 |
| Missouri | $12,500 |
| Montana | $32,000 |
| Nebraska | $9,000 |
| Nevada | $30,500 |
| New Hampshire | $14,000 |
| New Jersey | $33700 |
| New Mexico | $24,800 |
| New York | $11,100 |
| North Carolina | $23,500 |
| North Dakota | $35,500 |
| Ohio | $9,500 |
| Oklahoma | $17,600 |
| Oregon | $39,300 |
| Pennsylvania | $10,000 |
| Rhode Island | $23,000 or $24,500 for Employers in the highest tax group |
| South Carolina | $14,000 |
| South Dakota | $15,000 |
| Tennessee | $7,000 |
| Texas | $9,000 |
| Utah | $34,300 |
| Vermont | $17,600 |
| Virginia | $8,000 |
| Washington | $47,300 |
| West Virginia | $12,000 |
| Wisconsin | $14,000 |
| Wyoming | $24,700 |
2017 SUI Tax Wage Limit
| State | Taxable Wages |
|---|---|
| Alabama | $8,000 |
| Alaska | $39,800 |
| Arizona | $7,000 |
| Arkansas | $12,000 |
| California | $7,000 |
| Colorado | $12,500 |
| Connecticut | $15,000 |
| Delaware | $18,500 |
| District of Columbia | $9,000 |
| Florida | $7,000 |
| Georgia | $9,500 |
| Hawaii | $44,000 |
| Idaho | $37,800 |
| Illinois | $12,960 |
| Indiana | $9,500 |
| Iowa | $29,300 |
| Kansas | $14,000 |
| Kentucky | $10,200 |
| Louisiana | $7,700 |
| Maine | $12,000 |
| Maryland | $8,500 |
| Massachusetts | $15,000 |
| Michigan | $9,000 $9,500 for Deliquent Employers |
| Minnesota | $32,000 |
| Mississippi | $14,000 |
| Missouri | $13,000 |
| Montana | $31,400 |
| Nebraska | $9,000 |
| Nevada | $29,500 |
| New Hampshire | $14,000 |
| New Jersey | $33,500 |
| New Mexico | $24,300 |
| New York | $10,900 |
| North Carolina | $23,100 |
| North Dakota | $35,100 |
| Ohio | $9,000 |
| Oklahoma | $17,700 |
| Oregon | $38,400 |
| Pennsylvania | $9,750 |
| Rhode Island | $22,400 or $23,900 for Employers in the highest tax group |
| South Carolina | $14,000 |
| South Dakota | $15,000 |
| Tennessee | $8,000 |
| Texas | $9,000 |
| Utah | $33,100 |
| Vermont | $17,300 |
| Virginia | $8,000 |
| Washington | $45,000 |
| West Virginia | $12,000 |
| Wisconsin | $14,000 |
| Wyoming | $25,400 |