Florida Senate - 2011 COMMITTEE AMENDMENT Bill No. CS for SB 728 Barcode 358102 LEGISLATIVE ACTION Senate . House Comm: RCS . 03/09/2011 . . . . ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— The Committee on Judiciary (Richter) recommended the following: 1 Senate Amendment 2 3 Delete lines 689 - 722 4 and insert: 5 a. However, except for the internal employees of an 6 employee leasing company, a leasing company may make a one-time 7 election to report and pay contributions under the client 8 method. Under the client method, a leasing company must assign 9 leased employees to the client company that is leasing the 10 employees. The client method is solely a method to report and 11 pay unemployment contributions. For all other purposes, the 12 leased employees are considered employees of the employee 13 leasing company. A leasing company which elects the client 14 method shall pay contributions at the rates assigned to each 15 client company. 16 (I) The election applies to all of the leasing company’s 17 current and future clients. 18 (II) The leasing company must notify the Agency for 19 Workforce Innovation or the tax collection service provider of 20 its election by August 1, and such election applies to reports 21 and contributions for the first quarter of the following 22 calendar year. The notification must include: 23 (A) A list of each client company and its unemployment 24 account number; 25 (B) A list of each client company’s current and previous 26 employees and their respective social security numbers for the 27 prior 3 state fiscal years; 28 (C) All wage data and benefit charges for the prior 3 state 29 fiscal years. 30 (III) Subsequent to such election, the employee leasing 31 company may not change its reporting method. 32 (IV) The employee leasing company must file a Florida 33 Department of Revenue Employer’s Quarterly Report (UCT-6) for 34 each client company and pay all contributions by approved 35 electronic means. 36 (V) For the purposes of calculating experience rates, the 37 election is treated like a total or partial succession, 38 depending on the percentage of employees leased. If the client 39 company leases only a portion of its employees from the leasing 40 company, the client company shall continue to report the 41 nonleased employees under its tax rate based on the experience 42 of the nonleased employees. 43 (VI) A leasing company that makes a one-time election under 44 subparagraph a is not required to submit quarterly Multiple 45 Worksite Reports required by subparagraphs c. and d. 46 (VII) This sub-subparagraph applies to all employee leasing