Kan. Admin. Regs. § 110-21-5 - Reporting requirements
(a) Each qualified
company shall file quarterly and annual reports for the term of the agreement.
The quarterly reports shall be due within 30 days from the end of each calendar
quarter following the effective date. One year after the effective date, the
qualified company shall provide an annual report summarizing the quarterly
report data. The annual report shall be due within 30 days of each subsequent
effective date.
(b) Each quarterly
report and each annual report shall include the following:
(1) The company name, address, and federal
employer identification number;
(2)
the PEAK agreement number;
(3) the
effective date;
(4) the reporting
period; and
(5) the PEAK jobs'
median wage for the period.
(c) Each quarterly report shall include the
following for each employee:
(1) The job
title;
(2) the employee's
name;
(3) the last four digits of
the social security number or position number;
(4) the date hired in Kansas and, if
applicable, the date terminated;
(5) the wages paid per hour;
(6) the number of hours worked per week;
and
(7) the total wages for the
quarter.
(d) Each
quarterly report shall include the following for all PEAK jobs:
(1) The individual amount of payroll
withholding tax retained and the amount remitted to the department of revenue
for each PEAK job;
(2) the total
amount of payroll withholding tax retained and remitted to department of
revenue for all PEAK jobs during the period; and
(3) any other relevant information as deemed
necessary by the secretary, including the following:
(A) A copy of the qualified company's Kansas
department of labor quarterly wage report and unemployment return, form K-CNS
100, for the period; and
(B) a copy
of the qualified company's department of revenue monthly Kansas withholding tax
deposit reports, form KW-5, for the period.
(e) Each annual report shall include the
following:
(1) Total wages of PEAK jobs and
PEAK-eligible jobs;
(2) the annual
average number of PEAK jobs and how many of those jobs are PEAK-eligible
jobs;
(3) the total payroll
withholding taxes remitted to the department of revenue for the PEAK jobs and a
separate total of five percent remitted for PEAK-eligible jobs;
(4) the total PEAK benefits for PEAK-eligible
jobs for the period;
(5) the total
capital investment for the period;
(6) the qualified company's certification
that it continues to meet program eligibility requirements, including supplying
requested documentation; and
(7) a
copy of the company's department of revenue annual withholding tax deposit
report, KW-3 form, as filed during the period.
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