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GASB 105: What Government Finance Leaders Need to Know About Subsequent Events Reporting
As 2025 drew to a close, the Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) issued Statement No. 105, Subsequent Events. While the requirement to...
The 2024 Minnesota unemployment insurance tax rate determinations have now been sent out by the U.S. mail or can be found online in your correspondence tab when logged in on the MNUI System. In 2024, the first $42,000 of wages you pay to each employee is taxable for MN unemployment insurance. The base tax rate is 0.10% and can go up to a maximum of 8.90% based of your experience rate.
There are no additional assessments for 2024.
We recommend employers review their annual tax rate determination notices to plan for additional taxes.
Employers can log in to view their tax rates and use the optional calculator tools available in their employer portal. Please visit https://www.uimn.org/ to login.
Trump Accounts: What You Should Know About Access and Tax Treatment
Earlier this year, Congress enacted the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, a comprehensive piece of tax legislation containing numerous individual and...
Planning Opportunities for Qualified Small Businesses and Updated IRC Section 1202 Rules Under the OBBBA
Ashlyn Gray: January 9, 2026
For entrepreneurs, investors, and founders, recent updates to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) expand one of the most powerful tax-planning...