TraxRecovery · Unemployment agent · 30% of what lands, nothing otherwise

Some unemployment charges on your account should not be there. The window to protest is short.

Employers get notices of unemployment benefit charges, and some are wrong. In Pennsylvania, a request for relief from charges is due within 15 days of the notice. TraxRecovery's agent reads your charge statement and flags the charges you can protest, with the deadline for each one.

Unemployment agent

Reading the charge statement

What the unemployment agent checks

Every charge, every claimant

Duplicate charges

The same claimant and period charged more than once.

Never worked here, or still does

A claimant who never worked for you, or who is still on your payroll.

Quit or misconduct

A voluntary quit or a discharge for misconduct, where the state may relieve the charges.

Charges after a won protest

A charge that stays on the statement after you won the protest.

The deadline

Each flagged charge shows its deadline. In Pennsylvania, the relief request (UC-44FR) is due within 15 days of the notice.

Relief from charges

In Pennsylvania, file Form UC-44FR within 15 days of the notice.

If relief is denied

A denial can be appealed. The current Form UC-46B gives 21 days.

Your data

We keep only the last 4 digits of each SSN.

Who files

You or your advisor. TraxRecovery flags the charges and prepares the packet; it does not file with the state.

How the money comes back

For contributory employers, charges removed from your account lower your future unemployment tax rates. Reimbursing employers pay charges directly, so a removed charge is money you do not pay.

How it works

Automatic where it can be, one click from you where it must be

  1. 1. Give the agent its files

    Download the benefit charge statement as a CSV. Only the last 4 SSN digits are kept.

  2. 2. It flags and prepares

    The agent flags charges you can protest, shows the reason and the deadline for each one, and builds the packet.

  3. 3. You or your advisor files

    File UC-44FR within 15 days of the notice, or appeal a denial. When the money lands, it is matched, and you pay 30% of what landed, on the 1st.

Start with your charge statement.

Create a free account and upload the benefit charge statement CSV.

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Questions

Which charges can be wrong?

Duplicate charges, a claimant who never worked for you or still works for you, a voluntary quit or misconduct where the state may relieve charges, and charges after a protest you won.

What is the deadline in Pennsylvania?

A request for relief from charges (Form UC-44FR) is due within 15 days of the notice. A denial can be appealed; the current Form UC-46B gives 21 days.

Do you file with the state?

No. You or your advisor files. TraxRecovery flags the charges and prepares the packet.

How does a removed charge save money?

For contributory employers, removed charges lower future unemployment tax rates. Reimbursing employers pay charges directly, so a removed charge is money not paid.

What do you keep from the statement?

Only the last 4 digits of each SSN. The rest of the SSN is not stored.

One fee, fixed

30%

of what actually lands on unemployment benefit charges. No subscription, no setup fee, no minimum, and no change based on how much comes back.

Stop leaving it with them.

Free account, accept the authorization, add a card, give the unemployment agent one file. 30% of what lands, nothing otherwise.

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