Evaluate Your Nonprofit’s Taxes, Safeguard Your Funding

 

As a nonprofit leader, you rely on your staff to stretch resources to meet your mission’s objectives. But with rising operating costs, maintaining cash flow is an ongoing concern for employers. Couldn’t you use some relief?

 

As a 501(c)(3), when your organization has an unemployment claim, you are allowed by federal law to pay only for the unemployment benefits claimed by your former  employees, instead of state taxes. This allows you to continue to provide unemployment benefits, without sharing in the excess costs of state unemployment tax systems that have high administrative fees and use your funds to subsidize employers with high turnover.

 

Essentially you put more money back into your nonprofit’s resources.

 

Endorsed by Ohio Provider Resource Association since 2000, the Unemployment Services Trust (UST) helps organizations nationwide exercise this option effectively while reducing overall costs through expert claims management, asset protection and cash flow improvements.

 

From e-filing unemployment claim reports to representing you at claim hearings—UST can help organizations like yours save money and simplify your job.

 

Just last year, UST helped more than 2,100 nonprofits save $28,316,109.96 in unemployment claims costs… plus an additional $1,652,775.51 in recovered state errors.

 

Discover your nonprofit’s savings potential: complete the free Unemployment Cost Analysis online before Nov 15th to be eligible for 2018 enrollment. (Expedite your request by using Priority Code: 2017OPRA-E).

 

Sonya Summers

Administrative Assistant

Ohio Provider Resource Association

1152 Goodale Blvd

Columbus  OH    43212

614-224-6772 x115

614-224-3340 fax

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