California, Wisconsin and Indiana locals have new tax tables that need to be applied in October.
Updated SSN database also available.

You can apply these patches yourself by going to Utilities/ Apply SQL Patches and select Internet /Check for SQL Patches. It should download at the minimum these four patches. Read the description and see which ones apply to your situation and then check off those and apply to all companies. If you need help wit this feel free to call support 9-5 EST.

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validSSN_Oct012009.sql

Updated SSN database as of Oct 1 2009
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Oct312009_tax_CA.sql

10% tax increase in the state of California.
Tables should be used for the months of November and December
So expect new tables again at the beginning of the year!

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Oct012009_tax_WI.sql

New witholding tables for WI to be used no later than Oct 1,2009.
New upper level tax bracket (200K+) and increases across the board.

Based on Method B

http://www.dor.state.wi.us/pubs/pb166h.pdf

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Oct012009_taxIN.sql

New local tax rates for the state of Indiana effective Oct 1 2009
10 Countries updated:
Bartholomew, Carroll, Grant, Hancock, Lawrence, Monroe, Parke, Posey, St Joseph, Wabash

Based on Method B
http://www.dor.state.wi.us/pubs/pb166h.pdf

Oct012009_tax_WI.sql is available now for updating.

From the Wisconsin UI Employer Update

• Beginning in 2009, each employer will pay unemployment taxes on the first $12,000 of wages paid to each employee annually. This “taxable wage base” will increase to $13,000 in 2011 and $14,000 in 2013.
• Decreased basic tax rates and increased the solvency tax rates by the same amount.
• Required employers with 25 or more employees to file wage and tax reports electronically.
• Required all employer agents and certain large employers to pay taxes electronically beginning with payments made in Jan., 2009. Employers required to pay electronically will be notified later this year.
• Allowed employers with at least $1,000 in first quarter taxes to defer payments. This goes into effect with the first quarter 2009 payment.