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Definitions And General Provisions

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Definition of terms.

Department to administer title.

Employing unit defined.

Employer defined.

Successor employers subject to coverage.

Section
61-1-5.1

Combined payrolls of predecessor and successor qualifying for coverage.

Employer subject to coverage by addition of another employing unit.

Extension of coverage to employment taxed under federal law.

Required coverage continues until terminated by law.

Elective coverage continues for period of election.

Section
61-1-10

Employment defined.

Section
61-1-10.1

61-1-10.2. Transferred.

Section
61-1-10.3

Transferred.

Section
61-1-10.4

Transferred.

Section
61-1-10.5

Transferred.

Section
61-1-10.6

to 61-1-10.9. Transferred.

Section
61-1-10.10

Repealed.

Section
61-1-10.11

Repealed.

Section
61-1-11

Employee and independent contractor distinguished.

Section
61-1-12

Agent-drivers, commission-drivers, and salesmen included.

Section
61-1-13

Employment by state or instrumentalities included.

Section
61-1-14

Unemployment compensation funds for political subdivisions permitted--Expenditures from fund.

Section
61-1-15

Employment by religious, charitable, educational, or other organization included.

Section
61-1-16

Repealed.

Section
61-1-16.1

Transferred..

Section
61-1-17

Agricultural labor included--Criteria.

Section
61-1-18

Services included within agricultural labor.

Section
61-1-18.1

Transferred.

Section
61-1-19

Certain domestic service included.

Section
61-1-20

Foreign service for employer with principal place of business in state included.

Section
61-1-21

Repealed.

Section
61-1-22

Foreign service for employer resident in state included.

Section
61-1-23

Elective coverage of foreign service.

Section
61-1-24

American employer defined.

Section
61-1-25

Crew members of American vessels included.

Section
61-1-26

Service within and without state included--Base of operations or residence as basis for coverage.

Section
61-1-27

Service considered within state--Services in more than one state.

Section
61-1-28

Services within state not covered by any other compensation law.

Section
61-1-29

Repealed.

Section
61-1-30

Service outside state controlled from within state.

Section
61-1-31

Federal employment exempt--Payments permitted by Congress--Refund when state not certified.

Section
61-1-31.1

Transferred.

Section
61-1-32

Employment exempt when covered by federal compensation law--Agreements for reciprocal treatment.

Section
61-1-33

Employment exempt under Federal Unemployment Tax Act.

Section
61-1-34

Foreign government service exempt.

Section
61-1-35

Instrumentalities of foreign governments exempt.

Section
61-1-36

Exempt employment by churches, institutions and state.

Section
61-1-37

Incidental and student employment by educational institutions and nonprofit organizations exempt.

Section
61-1-38

Student nurses, interns, and hospital patients exempt.

Section
61-1-39

Newspaper delivery by minors exempt.

Section
61-1-40

Repealed.

Section
61-1-41

Insurance agents and solicitors exempt.

Section
61-1-42

61-1-43. Repealed.

Section
61-1-44

Employment by close relative exempt.

Section
61-1-45

Coverage determined by nature of employment for major part of pay period.

Section
61-1-46

Wages defined--Maximum annual wages subject to coverage.

Section
61-1-47

National Guard weekend training payments not deemed wages.

Section
61-1-48

Employer's contributions to certain plans not deemed wages.

Section
61-1-49

Social security tax payments not deemed wages.

Section
61-1-50

Dismissal payments not deemed wages.

Section
61-1-51

Week of unemployment defined.

Section
61-1-52

Registration at employment office required to commence week of unemployment.

Section
61-1-53

Rules covering temporary or partial employment.

Section
61-1-54

Rules covering seasonal employment.

Section
61-1-55

Title inoperative if federal tax inoperative--Disposition of unobligated funds.