WA Industrial Insurance reporting using Risk Code Reporting program does not show employee and employer premium rate breakdown

Risk Code Reporting has replaced the Washington Industrial Insurance Report, which used to show us the employee and employer premium rate breakdown making it easy to reconcile against our deduction codes.  Risk Code Reporting only has one box to enter a premium rate in and we need two.

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• Risk Code Reporting

• Workers Compensation Report

Employers have the option to collect employee contributions through payroll deductions, but the breakdown isn't reported; Just the full premium amount.

Enter full premium amount in Risk Code Reporting program in order to report accurately.

The obsolete WA Industrial Insurance Report pulled amounts directly from the accumulators.  Use Accumulators Report program to reconcile against deduction codes. 

1. Open the Accumulators Report program

2. Select Search

3. Enter the reporting year in the Year field, deduction code in the Earning/Deduction field, Quarterly in the Frequency field and reporting cycle in the Cycle field

4. Select Accept

5. Select an output or export option to view the data

Employers' Guide to Workers' Compensation Insurance in Washington State