Washington · Regulations
Chapter 192-510 — ASSESSING AND COLLECTING PREMIUMS
16 sections
16 sections
- WAC 192-510-010WAC 192-510-010. Election, withdrawal, and cancellation of coverage
- WAC 192-510-020WAC 192-510-020. Election of coverage for federally recognized tribes
- WAC 192-510-025WAC 192-510-025. What wages are reportable to the department for premium assessment purposes?
- WAC 192-510-030WAC 192-510-030. How will the department determine the wages earned and hours worked for self-employed persons electing coverage?
- WAC 192-510-031WAC 192-510-031. What are reportable wages for self-employed persons electing coverage?
- WAC 192-510-040WAC 192-510-040. How does an employer's size affect liability for premiums and eligibility for small business assistance grants?
- WAC 192-510-045WAC 192-510-045. How will the department assess the size of employers for calendar years 2019 and 2020?
- WAC 192-510-050WAC 192-510-050. How will the department assess the size of new employers?
- WAC 192-510-060WAC 192-510-060. When are employer premium payments due?
- WAC 192-510-065WAC 192-510-065. When can an employer deduct premiums from employees?
- WAC 192-510-066WAC 192-510-066. How are payments applied to paid family and medical leave premiums?
- WAC 192-510-070WAC 192-510-070. What is "localization" and how does it affect conditional waivers?
- WAC 192-510-080WAC 192-510-080. What are the requirements to be eligible for a conditional premium waiver?
- WAC 192-510-085WAC 192-510-085. How will the department assess premiums when a conditional premium waiver expires?
- WAC 192-510-090WAC 192-510-090. How will the department determine the premium rate for each calendar year?
- WAC 192-510-095WAC 192-510-095. How will certain moneys owed to the trust be considered when calculating the premium rate?