Kentucky announced its unemployment insurance tax rates and taxable wage base for 2025 in an update on the state’s Office of Unemployment Insurance website.
Kentucky will continue using Schedule A to determine tax rates for experienced employers, but the rates in Schedule A will be reduced by 0.075% to offset the state’s 0.075% Service Capacity Upgrade Fund (SCUF) assessment. This will result in employers having the same total rates as provided in Schedule A, but a portion of those contributions will be sent to the SCUF instead of employers’ reserve accounts, according to the office.
Including the SCUF ...
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