Will Quickbooks change the lower limit on the Texas unemployment insurance rate?

Let me share some insights about changing Unemployment insurance rate, @t_uday.

Whenever your SUI rate changes, you need to update it in payroll. This keeps your SUI tax liability accurate. If you're unable to update your unemployment rate yourself in your payroll product, you'll have to send in your tax notice.

Here's how:

1. Handwrite your Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN) on the first page of your tax notice. If you have more than one notice of discrepancy, send each one separately.
2. Send your notice to us.
3. Upload your notice in your payroll product.

• Go to Taxes then select Payroll tax.
• Select Resources.
• Select Tax Notice.
• Follow the on-screen steps to send your notice to us. 

Once we get your tax notice, you’ll get a confirmation email with a case number and additional details. 

For more details, please see this article: Send in your payroll tax notice.

Additionally, I've shared some relevant articles you can use to help handle your employee and payroll transactions in QuickBooks:

• Understand workers’ compensation insurance
• Enter paycheck totals for your W-2 employees

Feel at ease to get back in here if you have further concerns with changing your Texas Unemployment Insurance rate. I'm around to help you always. Have a good day!