H.R.4213 - Unemployment Compensation Extension Act of 2010

To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to extend certain expiring provisions, and for other purposes. view all titles (9)

All Bill Titles

  • Short: Tax Extenders Act of 2009 as introduced.
  • Official: To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to extend certain expiring provisions, and for other purposes. as introduced.
  • Short: Tax Extenders Act of 2009 as passed house.
  • Short: American Workers, State, and Business Relief Act of 2010 as passed senate.
  • Short: Satellite Television Extension and Localism Act of 2010 as passed senate.
  • Popular: American Jobs and Closing Tax Loopholes Act of 2010 as introduced.
  • Popular: Unemployment Com- pensation Extension Act of 2010 as introduced.
  • Popular: Unemployment Compensation Extension Act of 2010 as introduced.
  • Short: Unemployment Compensation Extension Act of 2010 as enacted.

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jtraylor 07/20/2010 9:41am

Speaking from a family of 6 that has been solely living on my income since the begininng of June, all I have to say is payback is a bitch! I hope that all these Republicans that are voting no and still going on all of their 10 day vacations while we, the people sit here wondering how to beg and borrow to pay bills and feed our kids remember that the millions of unemployed will be voting in November too!! I wich they could live in our shoes, I would give them a week, take all their money and make them sit a watch and wait, if this doesn’t pass, my family of 6 will have to move in with my mother in law, we are one payment from loosing our house!

lordgotmilk 07/20/2010 9:56am
in reply to lordgotmilk Jul 20, 2010 9:25am

Filibuster Broken!!!!!!

lordgotmilk 07/20/2010 9:25am

Well, he’s sworn in.. He really looks out of place in the sea of geritol…lol. Now it’s just waiting till they decide to actually work. I think they are taking roll call now.

Debbie119 07/20/2010 9:57am

IT PASSED!

ccofbuffalo 05/21/2010 7:32am
in reply to mjr6 May 21, 2010 5:16am

not sure but i think our unemployment worrys are over i was watching the 12 news today in buffalo ny and there was a short piece saying the house and senate came to a agreement and unemployment will be extended thur dec 2010 and the bill will pass within a week yea im someone who only got 26 weeks and doesnt qualify for any extentions unless the bill was passed so im happy

jrhill 07/07/2010 2:15am
in reply to Jess01869 Jul 06, 2010 4:11pm

seems strange that a NJ Sen is now a WV Sen…

very strange… owell – as long as they have the votes what does it matter at this point.

It seems that almost every law, rule, procedure and responsibility granted to the govt. under our founding principals and Constitution is being usurped at every turn by this current Administration..

very dangerous indeed..

Sad to say, but if we continue down the path that this administration and congress are leading us down, unemployment will be the LEAST of our problems…

Hang in there everybody!!

minimoe 07/20/2010 9:56am

Got 60 on the Cloture!!

Debbie119 07/20/2010 8:51am

Can anyone tell me, does this bill include extensions to take you through the 99 weeks or does it only include tiers 1 thru 4. To get the 99 weeks, it also has to include the 13 to 20 weeks of state extended benefits and no one can seem to tell me this?

Abaratarrr 08/13/2010 11:55am
in reply to lukester Aug 12, 2010 1:33pm

I got through on the phone today, they told me that they have started paying everything but SEB2 and that they are still doing the programming for SEB2 and that it could take another week.

Any other Colorado folks, expect to wait a week or more for SEB2

cmaxlgh05 07/20/2010 8:35am

This exerpt from “Senate expected to OK unemployment benefits extension today”
By Annie Lowrey 7/20/10 8:44 AM

“The bill does not include an extension of the $25-a-week Federal Additional Compensation funds, tacked onto many unemployment checks. It also does not include any of the other provisions originally included in or proposed for the jobs bill or extenders package: It does not close tax loopholes, or provide Medicare funding to states, or include funds to keep teachers and other state employees working. It also does not create an additional fifth tier of benefits; federal extensions only continue in states with higher than an 8 percent unemployment rate, and the maximum weeks of state and federal benefits remains ninety-nine.”

leadtheway 07/20/2010 9:11am
in reply to vmo1969 May 23, 2010 11:10am

I do not know what state you live in but I work for the Unemployment Division in WI and we allow people to continue to file even after they have ran out of benefits. Check with your state again.

lordgotmilk 07/10/2010 9:30am

I have now written Voinovich for about the 10th time. I’m getting ready to look up Reid to mail him.

jrhill 07/07/2010 2:12am
in reply to Star58 Jul 06, 2010 10:02am

it’s not.. it’s the same thing that happened back in the early 80’s. UI actually increases tax revenue while welfare sucks it dry…

keep your faith and He will see you through! confess your sin and pray and give thanks for what you have, ask Him to keep you strong, diligent and free from despair and He will deliver! Works EVERY time!!

Good to hear!! Hang in there!

gramps 07/20/2010 7:40am
in reply to jrhill Jul 17, 2010 4:24am

Well said.

gramps 07/20/2010 7:45am
in reply to Star58 Jul 20, 2010 4:18am

Not the way he is miss-using our money and putting policies in place that are Socicalist in effect. I had high hopes for him…. no more.

lordgotmilk 07/10/2010 9:08am
in reply to Star58 Jul 10, 2010 5:40am

I could maybe see 1 or 2 flip sides on the issue during the break due to constant pressure from their constituents, we’ll have to wait and see. I could also see a larger push on compromise from the Repubs, but that will only be as strong as Reid’s willingness to hold this hostage. In the next 2 days we need to put a lot of pressure there. He’s the one that’s held this hostage to the idea of compromise.

Personally, I only need the payments I’ve missed and probably a few more to help me keep our bills paid and put gas in the van to go out and market my own business. Once I can line up a few clients, I’ll be on my own. I’ve actually found a small group of individuals in this same predicament. We are thinking about pooling our skills (a few variations in specializations) to group together as one business. We are meeting this week to discuss it. Anyways, we just need the minimal support of our unemployment long enough to get clients lined up.

minimoe 07/20/2010 8:03am

Boy this sure has been a long day so far today……..

Star58 07/20/2010 4:27am

Good luck to us all. I won’t be able to stay on Medicaid but at least I will be able to keep a roof over our heads until I find something that has health care benefits.

lukester 08/12/2010 1:33pm

Just got back from Help for Homeowners Community Event here in Denver.
Drove 52 miles round trip, waited 3 hours to talk to a “counselor”.
They told me to go get a job at McDonalds or Walmart and pay my mortgage!

Where is all the money going for this program?
Are they helping anybody who has lost their job/career at no fault of their own? Anybody, please post if you have had success in a modification.

http://makinghomeaffordable.gov/docs/100481%20-%20MHA%20Denver%20bilingual%20flyer.pdf

http://makinghomeaffordable.gov/index.html

satdog50 07/04/2010 9:24am
in reply to jrhill Jul 04, 2010 3:55am

Tier 5 is absolutely need by ALL Unemployed. Stop the games on the deadlines when there are only a few this Bill will help. Remove the deadlines and incorporate new TIERS 5, 6 for at least one year American Unemployed are suffering. Your ODJFS need to be contacted on their practices of stopping the unemployed not to file claims this is wrong it will not provide true unemployemnt rate numbers. Do something right for a change you know there is job issue in this country if 99 weeeks can not find work and the 26, 43 weeks can ot find work why are penalizing the complete 99 week unemployed. Get a Tier 5 , 6 BILL.

Jess01869 07/05/2010 10:51am

I’ve been making my payment requests online as advised by Texas Workforce Commission every 2 weeks for the last 4 weeks.

codemoney 07/04/2010 1:50pm

CBS Evening News listed this as a DEAD. No more unemployment for anyone.

dartcanyon 03/12/2010 10:57am
in reply to NorCalGurl Mar 12, 2010 7:13am

This website would not come up. It throws an error message.

Star58 07/20/2010 4:18am

Gramps,

The operative word is BEFORE Obama. I may not agree with everything he does but at least give him the chance that everybody gave Bush. (for two terms)

Star58 07/20/2010 4:17am
in reply to gramps Jul 16, 2010 12:33pm

The operative word is BEFORE Obama. I may not agree with everything he does but at least give him the chance that everybody gave Bush. (for two terms)

enrico17 07/10/2010 7:22am
in reply to Star58 Jul 10, 2010 5:40am

Star 58, I hope you are correct, and it is good to think positive, but I never thought they would leave for July 4th vacation without extending benefits, I thought for sure one side would care and give in but they showed their true colors. Why I feel that they will not vote yes is because Repbus now know that they will have Byrd’s interim senator, hopefully as a yes vote, but it will not be for a while because of the Gov. 1 to 1/2 week delay, so the Repubs have more time to make the Dem’s look bad. They are not worried about the children of the unemployed who may not be going to college because of their decisions, who knows what is gong to happen down the road, we can reduce the debt throught the years but the children of today only have today.

minimoe 07/20/2010 3:46am

Good Luck to us all today!!! It kind of makes me worry that everywhere online and on the news keeps saying that it should pass with no problem today… Just like one of those famous last words type situations

isley64 05/18/2010 1:25pm

http://hbeg.wordpress.com/2010/05/18/may-18-2010/

Senate Democratic leaders are preparing to turn to a package of tax extensions for individuals and businesses as early as May 20 providing the House passes a Senate-amended version of extenders legislation (HR 4213) that the House had approved earlier.

The House is slated to act on the measure on May 19, but revenue offsets continue to pose a problem, and negotiations between the House and Senate taxwriters remain ongoing.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said on May 17 that he expects to wrap up work in the next few days on a financial regulatory reform bill (Sen 3217) and then turn to the extenders package with an eye on final approval before beginning the week-long Memorial Day recess that starts on May 31. The extenders bill also includes a long-term extension of unemployment benefits and health insurance for the unemployed, as well as a five-year delay of scheduled cuts in reimbursement payments to…

Zwyattw 07/06/2010 6:33pm
in reply to Jess01869 Jul 06, 2010 4:11pm

Senator Frank Lautenberg will replace the late Senator Byrd as Chairman of Homeland Security Appropriations. Senator Lautenberg is not a newcomer he’s been a senator since 1982.

isley64 05/18/2010 1:30pm

Cost issues and revenue offsets have also posed problematic for a planned jobs incentive package that Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, D-Mont., wants to soon mark up in committee. Republicans are demanding assurances that Senate Democratic leaders will address the estate tax dilemma, which is set to revert to its original 55-percent tax rate at the end of 2010. Baucus has been negotiating with ranking committee member Charles E. Grassley, R-Iowa, Senate Minority Whip Jon Kyl, R-Ariz., and Finance Committee member Blanche Lincoln, D-Ark., on how to proceed on the estate tax. Both Kyl and Lincoln have been pushing to set the exemption level at $5 million for individuals and reduce the tax rate to 35 percent. Kyl has proposed several revenue offsets to Baucus, but the two lawmakers remain at odds and have not reached an agreement on how to pay for the bill.

By Jeff Carlson, CCH News Staff


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