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§  561.  Voluntary  election.  1. Employer. Any employer not otherwise  liable for contributions under this article as an  employer  may  become  liable therefor    (a) as of the first day of any calendar quarter, provided    (1)  he  files  an application with the commissioner to elect coverage  for at least the unexpired portion of the calendar year  in  which  such  coverage is to commence and the following calendar year;    (2)  such  application  is  filed  on  or  before  the last day of the  calendar quarter in which coverage is to commence; and    (3) the commissioner approve such application in writing;    (b) as of the date on which he acquired  the  organization,  trade  or  business,  in  whole  or  in part, of another employer who is liable for  contributions, provided    (1) he files an application with the commissioner  to  elect  coverage  for  at  least  the unexpired portion of the calendar year in which such  acquisition occurs and the following calendar year;    (2) such application is filed within thirty days following the end  of  the calendar quarter in which such acquisition occurred; and    (3) the commissioner approve such application in writing.    2. Employees. (a) Services without the state. The services of a person  who  resides  within  this  state  but  performs  such services entirely  without the state shall be deemed employment within the meaning of  this  article whenever    (1) contributions are not required with respect to such services under  an  unemployment  compensation  law  of any other state or of the United  States; and    (2) his employer makes application to this effect; and    (3) the commissioner approves such application in writing.    (b) Agricultural labor. All services performed in  agricultural  labor  for  an employer who is not liable for contributions pursuant to section  five hundred sixty-four of  this  article  shall  be  deemed  employment  within  the  meaning of this article as of the first day of any calendar  quarter provided:    (i) the employer makes an election to this effect  for  at  least  the  unexpired  portion  of  the  calendar  year in which such election is to  commence and the following calendar year,    (ii) such election is filed on or before the last day of the  calendar  quarter in which it is to become effective, and    (iii) the commissioner approves such election in writing.    (c)  Services  performed at a place of religious worship. The services  of a person performed at a place of religious worship as a caretaker  or  for  the  performance of duties of a religious nature, or both, shall be  deemed employment within the meaning of this article,  if  his  employer  makes  application  to  this  effect  and the commissioner approves such  application in writing.    3. Coverage. Liability for contributions or for payments  in  lieu  of  contributions, as the case may be, shall commence as of the first day of  coverage.    No  remuneration  paid  prior  to the first day of coverage  shall be used for the purpose of determining entitlement to benefits.

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Statutes > New-york > Lab > Article-18 > Title-5 > 561

§  561.  Voluntary  election.  1. Employer. Any employer not otherwise  liable for contributions under this article as an  employer  may  become  liable therefor    (a) as of the first day of any calendar quarter, provided    (1)  he  files  an application with the commissioner to elect coverage  for at least the unexpired portion of the calendar year  in  which  such  coverage is to commence and the following calendar year;    (2)  such  application  is  filed  on  or  before  the last day of the  calendar quarter in which coverage is to commence; and    (3) the commissioner approve such application in writing;    (b) as of the date on which he acquired  the  organization,  trade  or  business,  in  whole  or  in part, of another employer who is liable for  contributions, provided    (1) he files an application with the commissioner  to  elect  coverage  for  at  least  the unexpired portion of the calendar year in which such  acquisition occurs and the following calendar year;    (2) such application is filed within thirty days following the end  of  the calendar quarter in which such acquisition occurred; and    (3) the commissioner approve such application in writing.    2. Employees. (a) Services without the state. The services of a person  who  resides  within  this  state  but  performs  such services entirely  without the state shall be deemed employment within the meaning of  this  article whenever    (1) contributions are not required with respect to such services under  an  unemployment  compensation  law  of any other state or of the United  States; and    (2) his employer makes application to this effect; and    (3) the commissioner approves such application in writing.    (b) Agricultural labor. All services performed in  agricultural  labor  for  an employer who is not liable for contributions pursuant to section  five hundred sixty-four of  this  article  shall  be  deemed  employment  within  the  meaning of this article as of the first day of any calendar  quarter provided:    (i) the employer makes an election to this effect  for  at  least  the  unexpired  portion  of  the  calendar  year in which such election is to  commence and the following calendar year,    (ii) such election is filed on or before the last day of the  calendar  quarter in which it is to become effective, and    (iii) the commissioner approves such election in writing.    (c)  Services  performed at a place of religious worship. The services  of a person performed at a place of religious worship as a caretaker  or  for  the  performance of duties of a religious nature, or both, shall be  deemed employment within the meaning of this article,  if  his  employer  makes  application  to  this  effect  and the commissioner approves such  application in writing.    3. Coverage. Liability for contributions or for payments  in  lieu  of  contributions, as the case may be, shall commence as of the first day of  coverage.    No  remuneration  paid  prior  to the first day of coverage  shall be used for the purpose of determining entitlement to benefits.

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Statutes > New-york > Lab > Article-18 > Title-5 > 561

§  561.  Voluntary  election.  1. Employer. Any employer not otherwise  liable for contributions under this article as an  employer  may  become  liable therefor    (a) as of the first day of any calendar quarter, provided    (1)  he  files  an application with the commissioner to elect coverage  for at least the unexpired portion of the calendar year  in  which  such  coverage is to commence and the following calendar year;    (2)  such  application  is  filed  on  or  before  the last day of the  calendar quarter in which coverage is to commence; and    (3) the commissioner approve such application in writing;    (b) as of the date on which he acquired  the  organization,  trade  or  business,  in  whole  or  in part, of another employer who is liable for  contributions, provided    (1) he files an application with the commissioner  to  elect  coverage  for  at  least  the unexpired portion of the calendar year in which such  acquisition occurs and the following calendar year;    (2) such application is filed within thirty days following the end  of  the calendar quarter in which such acquisition occurred; and    (3) the commissioner approve such application in writing.    2. Employees. (a) Services without the state. The services of a person  who  resides  within  this  state  but  performs  such services entirely  without the state shall be deemed employment within the meaning of  this  article whenever    (1) contributions are not required with respect to such services under  an  unemployment  compensation  law  of any other state or of the United  States; and    (2) his employer makes application to this effect; and    (3) the commissioner approves such application in writing.    (b) Agricultural labor. All services performed in  agricultural  labor  for  an employer who is not liable for contributions pursuant to section  five hundred sixty-four of  this  article  shall  be  deemed  employment  within  the  meaning of this article as of the first day of any calendar  quarter provided:    (i) the employer makes an election to this effect  for  at  least  the  unexpired  portion  of  the  calendar  year in which such election is to  commence and the following calendar year,    (ii) such election is filed on or before the last day of the  calendar  quarter in which it is to become effective, and    (iii) the commissioner approves such election in writing.    (c)  Services  performed at a place of religious worship. The services  of a person performed at a place of religious worship as a caretaker  or  for  the  performance of duties of a religious nature, or both, shall be  deemed employment within the meaning of this article,  if  his  employer  makes  application  to  this  effect  and the commissioner approves such  application in writing.    3. Coverage. Liability for contributions or for payments  in  lieu  of  contributions, as the case may be, shall commence as of the first day of  coverage.    No  remuneration  paid  prior  to the first day of coverage  shall be used for the purpose of determining entitlement to benefits.