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;[Tax Identifier|TAX_IDENTIFIER]: The identifier of the tax calculated by the STE (Symmetry Tax Engine) will display in this field, i.e 01-000-0000_SUTA_ER. The Tax Identifiers that are calculated are determined by the employee's Home and Work Jurisdictions. A list of Tax Identifiers can be found by state in the [IPUTR] form. The Tax Identifier is made up of the state or local GNIS code as well as the tax type.
;[Tax Identifier|TAX_IDENTIFIER]: The identifier of the tax calculated by the STE (Symmetry Tax Engine) will display in this field. The Tax Identifiers are pre-defined by Symmetry and indicate the Location code and Tax Type. These provide a mechanism to allocate a tax rate/tax amount to a specific tax jurisdiction. The first two digits in the Tax Identifier indicate the FIPS code of the state. The second segment indicates the county, if the tax rate is specific to a county. The third segment indicates the City's Feature id, if the tax rate is specific to a City otherwise it will be zeros. The fourth segment indicates the type of tax for example, SIT for State Income Tax or ER_SUTA for Employer State Unemployment Tax. A list of Tax Identifiers can be found by state in the [IPUTR] form. For example:34-000-0000-SIT-000-Res-Reg
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