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Go2UI Weekly Claim Help
26/03/10
How To File A Weekly Claim On Go2ui
Once you have established a valid unemployment claim for benefits through the Washington State Employment Security, it is imperative you learn how to file a weekly claim through go2ui.com. This site helps unemployed and jobseekers living in the Washington state area file their weekly certifications, and utilize the seek employment features.
If you are filing your weekly certification, Sunday is the first day you will be allowed to file for the week. Upon accessing the site you see information on how to file a weekly claim on go2ui. You will need to click on the link that reads file weekly benefits online. This link will give you admission to file your weekly certification page. On this page you will be prompted to enter your social security number. You will need your social security number and your valid pin number to file online, or by phone. Make sure you enter the correct information for both, if not the system will let you know, you did not enter a valid response and you will not be able to move forward. Once you enter the valid information you will need to follow all directions thereafter.
There will be a list of questions you will be asked to answer. You may retain a copy of the list by visiting the website, and clicking on the words "series of questions." Make sure you familiarize yourself with these questions and answer all questions truthfully. Try to avoid making any unnecessary mistakes; this could delay the processing of your claim, and cause payments of your benefits to be delayed. It is very important to double check all of your answers; the system will allow this toward the end of your claim. If you do make any mistakes you will be given the opportunity to correct them before submitting your weekly certification.
Please retain all your weekly job search records. You may be asked to bring your documents into a local office. There is a link provided on the home page where individuals can obtain forms and publications.
How To File A Weekly Claim On Go2ui
If you have further questions regarding how to file a weekly claim on go2ui, you may contact your local office or call 1-800-318-6022, TTY 1-800-365-8969.
Resources:
http://www.esd.wa.gov/index.php
http://www.esd.wa.gov/uibenefits/fileweekly/file-weekly-claim.php
1099 form for Washington
20/01/10
Additional 1099-G information
Every January the state of Washington begins mailing Form 1099-G (Statement for Recipients of Unemployment Compensation Payments) to people paid unemployment insurance (UI) during the prior calendar year.
Through April 30 each year you can also get your prior year tax information by calling the Weekly Claims Line and choosing option #5, or by logging on to the Internet. If you were issued more than one 1099-G, you will hear a total amount that includes all 1099-Gs.
Address changes that occurred after December 31 are not reflected on the 1099-Gs. The post office will forward 1099-Gs, but only if you provide them with a forwarding address.
Note: If you had federal income tax withheld from your unemployment benefits, the IRS requires you to submit a copy of the 1099-G with your tax return.
New for 2009 –
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) made the first $2400 of UI benefits paid in 2009 exempt from federal income tax. No change was made to the 1099-G because of this. You must make this adjustment when filing you 2009 income tax return.
If you file your tax return electronically, you will need to identify the agency which paid you the benefits:
Employment Security Department
State of Washington
PO Box 9046
Olympia, WA 98507-9046
Federal I.D. 91-6001099
NOTE: Some commercial electronic filing programs may require an agency phone number. You can use the 800-318-6022 number.
To get 1099-G information, you can also use one of the following procedures:
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If you have not received a 1099-G by the end of January, you can request a duplicate copy. Please do not request the duplicate copy until the end of January. If you need a duplicate copy, you must submit a request in writing and forward it to us by mail, fax, or e-mail:
Employment Security Department
UI Special Programs
Attention: 1099-G Unit
P.O. Box 9046
Olympia, WA 98507-9046
Fax: 360-586-5604
E-mail: UI1099@esd.wa.gov
Subject: 1099-G Unit
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Mail or fax: A written request must include your name, social security number (SSN) or customer identification number (I.D.), current mailing address, date of birth, telephone number and your signature.
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E-mail: Please note that e-mail is not secure. If you make your request by e-mail, you should not include your social security number. Instead, please provide your full first and last names, your middle initial, your date of birth, years of education and your customer identification number (I.D.) if you have it. We should be able to locate your claim information without using your social security number. Please include your telephone number (including area code) and current address, in case we need to contact you.
NOTE: You need a personal identification number (PIN) to access your 1099-G information. If you need assistance to establish or to reset your PIN, call the telecenter.
For tax filing information, please contact your local IRS office. You can also call the IRS toll-free at 800-829-1040. Prior to calling the IRS, it may be helpful if you have copies of your previous year’s tax records.
The amount on the 1099-G form does not include any overpayments or adjustments to claims. You need to resolve any differences with the IRS using receipts or other records to support your tax return. If you have questions about how to report the adjustments to IRS, call your local IRS office.
The IRS toll-free number for general tax questions is 800-829-1040. Other IRS toll-free numbers can be found in local telephone directories, or you can visit the IRS Web site.
Q.
What is on my 1099 form – Statement for Recipients of Unemployment Compensation Payments?
A.
The amount shown on the 1099-G form includes all benefits paid to you during the previous tax year. The total also includes benefits you may have paid back because of an overpayment. If you repaid benefits, you do not include the amount repaid in the total you report to the IRS on your tax return. However, you need to make this adjustment when you file your tax return.
In January, we mailed a copy to each person who was paid unemployment benefits during the previous calendar year.
If you had federal income tax withheld from your 2008 unemployment benefits, the IRS requires you to submit a copy of your 1099-G with your tax return
this information was from
http://www.esd.wa.gov/uibenefits/faq/faq-ui.php
http://www.esd.wa.gov/uibenefits/faq/irs-info.php