States, which need to repay the federal loans they took out last year to pay regular unemployment benefits, are slapping tax surcharges on experience-rated employers. But if you’re willing to budget just a little bit more to pay so-called voluntary contributions, you may actually come out ahead.
How to cut your 2012 unemployment compensation taxes
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