What is the maximum TD Rate for 2007?

What is the maximum TD Rate for 2007?

• A. 916.33
• B. 881.66
• C. 132.25
• D. 143.70

Answer: (A)

The TD Rate is the cap used to calculate temporary disability-related amounts for a given year. It’s the highest amount the plan can assess or pay under the temporary disability framework in that year, determined by the state’s rate schedule and wage base for 2007. For 2007, the top figure on that rate schedule is 916.33, which is why it’s the correct maximum. The other numbers are lower caps or relate to different components of the rate structure, so they don’t represent the overall maximum for the year.

The TD Rate is the cap used to calculate temporary disability-related amounts for a given year. It’s the highest amount the plan can assess or pay under the temporary disability framework in that year, determined by the state’s rate schedule and wage base for 2007.

For 2007, the top figure on that rate schedule is 916.33, which is why it’s the correct maximum. The other numbers are lower caps or relate to different components of the rate structure, so they don’t represent the overall maximum for the year.