Do I have to pre-enroll for any of the file upload services?
No. This service is open to the public and anybody can submit data to it.
Please select from an Employers category below to get more help.
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No. This service is open to the public and anybody can submit data to it.
Yes. Both the Internet and Web service use 128 bit data encryption.
Yes. Using the Web service you can use the 'SubmitTestFile' method. Any data submitted while using this method will not be processed. You can also validate files visiting KansasEmployer.gov.
Each file is limited to 5mb. Each file submitter is limited to 100mb per day. If you need to submit large files, employers are encouraged to compress their files using the acceptable compression algorithms accepted by KDOL.
Files can be submitted 24 hours a day, seven days a week, except for scheduled maintenance periods.
Yes. KDOL will accept files that have been compressed using zip, gz (gzip) and bz2 (bzip2).
KDOL will acknowledge receipt of your file. The time it takes to acknowledge receipt of your file depends on site traffic at the time you submit your information. In most cases you can expect an acknowledgement within a few minutes.
No. Since June 1, 2007, KDOL no longer accepts magnetic media data submissions. Although we still accept the NASWA format, there have been a few additions. The Code E record has had the Zip and Zip + four moved. The Code S record has had the State Account Number moved to columns 147-152. In addition on the Code S record, the mid-month employment is now required in columns 212, 213, and 214. Please review the specification carefully before submitting any files. Any data that is in columns not listed on the file specification will be ignored.
Yes. If you would like to submit information for multiple employers, simply add an additional employer record, followed by the additional employee records.
No. The contra will be calculated by KDOL based off of the wage detail submitted. No additional Contra Sheet is necessary.
No. You can submit payments multiple ways. The file upload is just one option. Other options include the KDOL Web site or simply sending a physical check to KDOL. If a physical check is sent, an indication must be made as to which account number the payment should be applied to.
The following credit card fee schedule outlines the charges which will be billed on your credit card as a convenience fee. The fee for payments made by credit card above $999.99 will increase by $3.00 per $100.00.
Payment Amount From($) | Payment Amount To ($) | Credit Card Fee ($) |
---|---|---|
0.01 | 49.99 | 0.00 |
50.00 | 99.99 | 1.00 |
100.00 | 149.99 | 3.00 |
150.00 | 199.99 | 4.00 |
200.00 | 299.99 | 6.00 |
300.00 | 399.99 | 10.00 |
400.00 | 499.99 | 13.00 |
500.00 | 599.99 | 16.00 |
600.00 | 699.99 | 19.00 |
700.00 | 799.99 | 21.00 |
800.00 | 899.99 | 24.00 |
900.00 | 999.99 | 27.00 |
Yes. A Zero Wage report will have one employee record following the employer record. A MMREF zero wage employee (RS) record will require a Record ID, Serial/Account Number, Reporting Period and Zero Wage field. A NASWA zero wage employee (S) record will require a Record ID, Reporting Period and Zero Wage field.
Yes. Any late reports will be accepted at any time.
If you have additional questions, you can contact KDOL at (785) 296-5027 or KDOL.UITax@ks.gov.
Yes. Wage Detail and Electronic Payments Information can still be filed via KansasEmployer.gov.
The required specification we use for each file is the standard specification issued by the respective organizations. However the state record allows for some customizable fields such as state employer account number. Please review the file specification carefully to ensure other layouts are compatible with KDOL's. Any data required by other states that are in columns not used by KDOL will be ignored.