Audits Audits A staff of field auditors in Employment Security Tax monitors and reviews employer accounts to verify compliance with Alaska Statutes and provides instructions on proper reporting procedures.
Federal guidelines require that at least two percent of all employers be audited.
Information received is confidential and is not published or open to public inspection. A. An auditor verifies that all wages have been reported and taxes computed correctly. A. Audits normally cover one year. However, if errors are discovered, it may be necessary to expand the audit to cover additional years. A. Records reviewed include all accounting, cash, payroll, and tax records of the employer, as well as income tax records of officers, partners, and sole proprietors.