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Unemployment forms

Agency: Job Service North Dakota

Website: http://www.jobsnd.com/

Tax payment details

Deposit Schedule	Due Date	Payment Method(s)	Zero Filing Required	Zero EFT Accepted
Quarterly	Last day of the following month	Check, ACH	N/A	N/A

	Accepted	Approval required
ACH Debit
ACH Credit

ACH / EFT payment information

Job Service North Dakota accepts EFT Debit and EFT Credit payments of unemployment taxes.

• Employers making payments on behalf of others are required to make those payments via Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT).
• All other employers can file via EFT voluntarily.

How to apply

Job Service North Dakota requires all EFT users to apply for approval before submitting tax payment files.

For more information about making EFT payments and applying for approval please visit the Job Service North Dakota website and navigate to the Unemployment for Business page.

Payment and other information

Form SFT 41263 is still required on the regular due date for the particular tax period being paid even if you are paying North Dakota unemployment via EFT.

Agency filing addresses

Withholding forms

Agency: North Dakota Tax Commissioner

Website: http://www.nd.gov/tax/

* Due date adjusts for non-banking days

Tax payment details

Deposit Schedule	Due Date	Payment Method(s)	Zero Filing Required	Zero EFT Accepted
Quarterly	Last day of the following month	Check, ACH	No	No

	Accepted	Approval required
ACH Debit
ACH Credit

Agency filing addresses

Deposit Schedule	Due Date	Payment Method(s)	Zero Filing Required	Zero EFT Accepted

	Accepted	Approval required
ACH Debit
ACH Credit

ACH / EFT payment information

Job Service North Dakota accepts EFT Debit and EFT Credit payments of unemployment taxes.

• Employers making payments on behalf of others are required to make those payments via Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT).
• All other employers can file via EFT voluntarily.

How to apply

Job Service North Dakota requires all EFT users to apply for approval before submitting tax payment files.

For more information about making EFT payments and applying for approval please visit the Job Service North Dakota website and navigate to the Unemployment for Business page.

Payment and other information

Form SFT 41263 is still required on the regular due date for the particular tax period being paid even if you are paying North Dakota unemployment via EFT.

Other forms

1099 forms

* Due date adjusts for non-banking days

See also: State 1099 files overview

State website: www.nd.gov/tax/

E-filing notes

Form SFN 41263

• Registration is required with the Unemployment Insurance Employer Account System as a payroll service or accountant to get the file transfer option.
• File format - ICESA
• Navigate to the North Dakota Unemployment website. Sign in to E-File via UIeasy UI Tax Online Services.

State ID formats

Unemployment ID: 7 digits

Withholding ID: 11 digits starting with the EIN (minus dashes) then two digits

New hire reporting

Reporting methods

File Upload Type: Internet

General reporting requirements

Electronic filing required: No
Filing frequency: 20 days from hire date
Registration required: No

Website:

Related topics

State-specific payroll tax form information

Processing state payroll tax forms

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