Refund requests
Submit a Contact Us inquiry, select “Employer Refund Request” as the contact reason and provide your business name, FEIN, contribution quarter and contribution amount that you are requesting a refund for.
Most employers and all sole proprietors and self-employed individuals will use the online portal to remit contributions. Third-party administrators and employers have the option to use the online portal process or the batch process.
Sign In to My Account
Select the Appropriate Account
Select File + Pay
Select the year and quarter that represents the 3-month reporting period covered by the contribution. If remitting for more than three months, you must divide the contribution into multiple 3-month quarterly contributions.
Use the quarter for which the wages were paid to determine the reporting quarter.
For example, if your pay period started in the first quarter but ended in the second quarter, select quarter 2 as the reporting quarter.
You are asked if the contribution is for the full quarter. Select Yes if the contribution is for the full quarter selected in step 1, or No if it is only for part of the quarter selected in step 1.
You will be asked to enter:
The contribution amount due will be calculated based on the information entered. You have the ability to enter a different contribution amount due to rounding if needed.
An account is not compliant when wage reports and contributions are either not submitted at all or are submitted after the last day of the month following the end of the calendar quarter.
For example, Quarter 1 contributions will be considered compliant as long as they are received no later than April 30th.
If the quarter being remitted was identified as being non-compliant, penalty and interest owed will be reflected when reporting your subject earnings. The total amount due will automatically include the penalty and interest owed. You may pay:
Contributions are applied to your total amount due in the following order:
If you do not pay the total amount due, there will be a remaining balance on the contribution amount after payment is applied. The remaining contribution amount will continue to accumulate interest until paid in full. A link to pay the remaining overdue amount will be available in the My Account for Business portal and will be sent to your email for payment.
Add or Select Payment Method
The first time you make a contribution payment, you will need to set up a new credit card or bank account payment method. You may choose to save this payment information as your default payment method.
Click on the Process button to submit the payment. Once a transaction is submitted, you will receive a confirmation pop-up indicating that the payment was submitted. After closing the pop-up, a Payment Summary will be displayed. Note that this does not guarantee that the payment (especially a bank payment) won’t fail later on. You will also receive an email confirmation of the submission.
Under the Account Info tab in the business for which you just submitted a payment, you will see a Filing History. The invoice name, status, amount, filing period start and end dates, reporting quarter and year and processed date will appear here. Click on an invoice name to view return information on the invoice and payment transactions associated to the return.
The Outstanding Item section in the My Account for Business portal consists of two sections of information that pertain to payments made to the CT Paid Leave Authority. These sections include the Non-Compliant Reporting Quarter section and the Unreported Pay Period section.
The Non-Compliant Reporting Quarters section indicates that, according to our records, one or more of the following applies:
The button to the right of each outstanding balance will assist you in the appropriate action needed on each item.
*Any past due contribution amounts will continue to accumulate interest until paid in full.
The Unreported Pay Period section lists any pay periods that are currently unpaid or unreported within your wage reporting to the CT Paid Leave Authority. If you have already reported the complete wages and contributions, please report $0 for the unreported pay periods by clicking "File + Pay".
*Unreported periods may mean that you have not reported the entire quarter and still owe contributions to the CT Paid Leave Authority. In this case, penalty or interest may apply.
If you discover you have made a duplicate payment to CT Paid Leave, please submit a Contact Us inquiry and select "Help with Payments" or "Employer Refund Request" from the drop-down menu as the reason for the request. In the body of your inquiry, please provide the duplicate Invoice numbers and amounts of each invoice.
Duplicate payments cannot be applied to a future payment date and cannot be cancelled. In general, requests for refunds are reviewed, and if approved, will be processed within approximately 30 days from the date the request for refund was initiated.
Submit a Contact Us inquiry, select “Employer Refund Request” as the contact reason and provide your business name, FEIN, contribution quarter and contribution amount that you are requesting a refund for.