Mich. A.G. Nessel, UIA Alert Residents to Tax Form for Victims of Identity Theft in Unemployment Claims
With tax season underway, the
"The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the employment status of many Michiganders and allowed scammers to find new ways to take advantage of unsuspecting individuals," Nessel said. "I urge anyone who may be a victim of identity theft to take action and report it immediately. This is also a good time to remind everyone to be cautious about sharing your personal and financial information with others."
"We'll continue to work to root out the imposter fraud that is impacting so many Michiganders," said UIA Acting Director
The law requires that the UIA issue a 1099 form to every claimant who received unemployment benefits, even those who reported identity theft. Once the UIA has fully investigated the identity theft claims, it will issue an amended 1099 form to those determined to be victims of identity theft.
Visit the UIA's website for questions about reporting a fraudulent claim or filing your 2020 taxes: https://www.michigan.gov/leo/0,5863,7-336-94422_97241_89982_92608_63224_105247---,00.html
To report fraud or file a general consumer complaint, contact the Attorney General's Consumer Protection team. Filing a complaint online is the best way to make Your Connection to Consumer Protection and provide a comprehensive report to the
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