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Federal Unemployment Tax Act
Federal Unemployment Tax ActCommonly called FUTA. Legislation in the United States authorizing the federal government to levy an unemployment compensation tax, which pays for the unemployment insurance of the unemployed labor force. The taxes permitted under FUTA pay for the federal government's half of unemployment insurance; the other half is provided by states. However, FUTA sets up a fund from which states can borrow to pay for their half.AcronymsSeeFUTA |