If you are already awaiting a callback for a different inquiry, we will be able to handle your 1099-G related questions on that same call. IDES representatives will return calls on a first-in, first-out basis to ensure the fraudulent claim is shut down, and to address the 1099-G form. Follow the prompts to schedule a callback in the correct queue. If you did not receive UI benefits in 2020, yet still received a 1099-G form from IDES, this may indicate that a fraudulent claim was filed in your name: Please immediately contact IDES at (800) 244-5631. State law provides penalties for tax fraud. Under Illinois law, intent to defraud for tax purposes may be inferred from conduct such as concealment of assets or covering up sources of income, or any other conduct, the likely effect of which would be to mislead or conceal. Federal criminal penalties can include fines and imprisonment. Some of the criminal activities in violations of federal tax law include deliberately underreporting or omitting income or hiding or transferring assets or income. Tax fraud can result in criminal penalties. With questions about tax filing, please visit the IRS. These instructions apply for claimants across all programs (e.g.

The 1099-G form is available as of January 2021.

If you collected unemployment insurance last year, you will need the 1099-G form from IDES to complete your federal and state tax returns. All individuals who received unemployment insurance (UI) benefits in 2020 will receive the 1099-G tax form.

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