The payroll taxes that are paid by employers and have no employee-paid portion is called; FUTA tax
<h3>What are the payroll taxes?</h3>
A payroll tax is defined as a percentage withheld from an employee's salary and paid to a government to fund public programs.
Now, in this case we are told that the payroll taxes are paid by employers and have no employee-paid portion. Thus, this would be referred to as Federal Unemployment Tax Act because it is an employer-only tax unlike Social Security and Medicare taxes, where you withhold a portion of FUTA tax from employee wages.
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