Spending, assets and obligations

Workers’ compensation benefits

Benefits paid by state-administered workers’ compensation systems.

Insurance-trust payment · measurement rule

Read the amount on its own basis.

This series is benefit payments. Administrative costs, employer contributions, and reserves use other measures.

Official definitions: Census finance glossary · U.S. government financial report.

Workers’ compensation benefit payments: the reported state ledger

The table retains the exact Census definition below each source code. Amounts describe each state government’s reporting scope; local-government spending is not included. Sort and export records without mixing these measures with other tracks.

50 states · FY2024 · Workers’ compensation benefit payments · no combined spending total

Workers’ compensation benefit payments, nominal source dollars, not necessarily comparable with other ledgers
StateReported amountParent period endSource record
Alabama →$02024-09-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Alaska →$2,404,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Arizona →$02024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Arkansas →$12,614,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

California →$868,191,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Colorado →$358,135,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Connecticut →$17,109,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Delaware →$3,485,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Florida →$34,259,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Georgia →$02024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Hawaii →$02024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Idaho →$157,664,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Illinois →$48,760,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Indiana →$6,949,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Iowa →$9,296,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Kansas →$1,559,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Kentucky →$125,613,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Louisiana →$45,424,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Maine →$02024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Maryland →$88,279,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Massachusetts →$44,231,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Michigan →$5,503,0002024-09-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Minnesota →$20,302,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Mississippi →$02024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Missouri →$62,511,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Montana →$136,533,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Nebraska →$322,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Nevada →$02024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

New Hampshire →$02024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

New Jersey →$208,369,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

New Mexico →$9,648,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

New York →$1,483,836,0002024-03-31
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

North Carolina →$02024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

North Dakota →$88,114,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Ohio →$1,300,187,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Oklahoma →$02024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Oregon →$489,858,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Pennsylvania →$128,850,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Rhode Island →$818,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

South Carolina →$79,482,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

South Dakota →$428,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Tennessee →$02024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Texas →$395,704,0002024-08-31
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Utah →$02024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Vermont →$02024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Virginia →$4,301,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Washington →$2,704,067,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

West Virginia →$68,002,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Wisconsin →$4,911,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

Wyoming →$165,996,0002024-06-30
SF0446 · source definition

Insurance Trust Expenditure - Workers' Compensation Systems Benefits

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Source amounts are reported in $1,000 units. These dollar amounts retain that precision. Parent-state and dependent-entity periods can differ.

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