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The 2022 Workers Benefit Fund (WBF) assessment rate is 2.2 cents per hour. Go online at https://www. oregon.gov/dcbs/cost/Pages/index.aspx for current rate notice. This booklet addresses only the WBF assessment and does not cover information provided in the annual Oregon Combined Payroll Tax Reporting Instructions located at https://www.oregon ...
- Workers' Benefit Fund - Oregon.gov
In 2024, the WBF assessment is 2.0 cents per hour worked....
- Workers’ Benefit Fund assessment - Oregon.gov
To determine whether a worker is subject to Oregon's...
- Workers' Benefit Fund - Oregon.gov
In 2024, the WBF assessment is 2.0 cents per hour worked. Employers report and pay the WBF assessment directly to the state with other state payroll taxes on Form OQ (Oregon Quarterly) on Frances Online.
To determine whether a worker is subject to Oregon's workers' compensation law and WBF assessment, see “Contact us." WBF assessment information. Detailed information about the Workers' Benefit Fund assessment; Programs funded by Workers´ Benefit Fund; Corrections and changes notification for Workers´ Benefit Fund assessment form; Workers ...
The Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services has announced that the Workers' Benefit Fund (WBF) assessment is 2.2 cents per hour worked in 2022, unchanged from 2021. The 2.2 cents-per-hour rate is the employer and worker rate combined.
Rule 0010 adopts a Workers’ Benefit Fund assessment rate of 2.2 cents per hour worked for calendar year 2020, reduced from 2.4 cents in 2019. Rule 0050 implements HB 2087 (2019), which raised the limits for certain civil penalty maximums; references to minimum and maximum dollar amounts are replaced by a reference to ORS 656.745(2).
These rules prescribe the rate of the Workers’ Benefit Fund assessment under ORS 656.506 are effective Jan. 1, 20220, the method and manner for calculating the assessment rate, and the method and manner in which employers are to pay the assessment..
The WBF assessment rate (which varies from year to year) is [x.xx] cents for each hour or partial hour worked. (For example, The 2017–2018 rate is 2.8 cents for each hour or partial hour, and the 2019 rate is 2.4 cents.) The [x.xx] cents includes the employer rate and worker rate combined.
