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CFR  

Code of Federal Regulations Pertaining to U.S. Department of Labor

Title 20  

Employees' Benefits

 

Chapter V  

Employment and Training Administration, Department of Labor

 

 

Part 606  

Tax Credits Under the Federal Unemployment Tax Act; Advances Under Title XII of the Social Security Act

 

 

 

Subpart A  

General


20 CFR 606.1 - Purpose and scope.

  • Section Number: 606.1
  • Section Name: Purpose and scope.


    (a) In general. The regulations in this part 606 are issued to 

implement the tax credit provisions of the Federal Unemployment Tax Act, 

and the loan provisions of title XII of the Social Security Act. The 

regulations on tax credits cover all of the subjects of 3302 of the 

Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA), except subsections (c)(3) and (e). 

The regulations on loans cover all of the subjects in title XII of the 

Social Security Act.

    (b) Scope. This part 606 covers general matters relating to this 

part in this subpart A, and in the following subparts includes specific 

subjects described in general terms as follows:

    (1) Subpart B describes the tax credit reductions under the Federal 

Unemployment Tax Act, which relate to outstanding balances of advances 

made under title XII of the Social Security Act.

    (2) Subpart C describes the various forms of relief from tax credit 

reductions, and the criteria and standards for grant of such relief in 

the form of--

    (i) A cap on tax credit reduction,

    (ii) Avoidance of tax credit reduction, and

    (iii) Waiver of and substitution for additional tax credit 

reduction.

    (3) Subpart D describes the interest rates on advances made under 

title XII of the Social Security Act, dues dates for payment of 

interest, and other related matters.

    (4) Subpart E describes the various forms of relief from payment of 

interest, and the criteria and standards for grant of such relief in the 

form of--

    (i) May/September delay of interest payments,

    (ii) High unemployment deferral of interest payments,

    (iii) High unemployment delay of interest payments, and

    (iv) Maintenance of solvency effort required to retain a deferral 

previously granted.

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