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As of Oct. 2010, employers pay taxes on the first $26,000 of each employee's wages at the average rate of 1.33%. The rate is adjusted from a low of 1/4 0f 1% (0.25%) to a high of 5.4 % based on the experience factor (frequency they lay workers off). Presently 56% of employers pay the minimum 0.25%. The taxes paid by the employers cover the first 26 weeks of unemployment, and of the present 99 week eligibility that some workers are entitled to, the Federal government pays for the remaining 73 weeks.

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Q: How are employer's unemployment taxes computed in Nevada?
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