Louisiana Contractors License Practice Exam

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What is the fine for failing to report a new hire?

$10 per incident
$25 per incident or $500 for conspiracy to avoid reporting
$50 per incident
No penalty if reported later

The correct answer is: $25 per incident or $500 for conspiracy to avoid reporting

The fine for failing to report a new hire is set at $25 per incident, which aligns with the penalties outlined in Louisiana's employment laws. Additionally, if there is an intent to avoid reporting such hires, the fine can escalate to $500 for conspiracy to avoid the reporting requirement. This penalty structure is designed to encourage employers to report new hires promptly, as such reporting is crucial for various state programs, including the enforcement of child support laws. Other choices do not comply with the regulations: fines of $10 or $50 per incident do not reflect the stipulated penalties, and stating that there is no penalty if reported later undermines the significance of timely reporting imposed by the law. Thus, the correct answer accurately represents the legal obligations and ramifications employers face under Louisiana's new hire reporting requirements.