Who needs the Employer's Quarterly Contribution and Wage Report?
Every employer subject to the Nevada Unemployment Compensation Law must provide the Employer's Quarterly Contribution and Wage Report for each calendar quarter. Every employer becomes liable regarding this law from the beginning of the calendar quarter during which they pay the first wage over $225 to workers in employment as declared by law, or at the moment they take over the business (or its part) of an employer who is subject to the Nevada Unemployment Compensation Law.
The given contribution and wage report is also often labeled as NUCS-4072 form.
What is the NUCS-4072 form for?
The Form NUNS 4072 is filled out to report the taxes due even in cases in which any wages weren’t paid in a reported quarter. The information to report includes tax summary details and wage information about all the employees: their SSN, name, tips and total gross wages.
When is the Employer's Quarterly Contribution and Wage Report due?
As indicated in the name of the report, it is supposed to be filed on a quarterly basis -- the due date is always standard, it is the last day of the month following the reported period.
Is the NUNS form 4072 accompanied by any other forms?
There is no need to accompany the Employer’s Quarterly Report by any form. However, a check or money order to pay the due amount of taxes should be submitted as an attachment. If any adjustments or corrections need to be made for prior quarters, another form NUNS 4075 (Statement to Correct) should be filed.
Where to send the completed Employer’s Quarterly Contribution and Wage Report?
The filled out NUNS 4072 and the payment must be directed to the Nevada Employment Security Division, Unemployment Insurance Contributions Section. Its address is 500 East Third Street, Carson City, NV 89713-0030.