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Report Unemployment Fraud
Unemployment insurance fraud is a crime. You can report instances of unemployment fraud by phone, email, fax, or mail. Your name can be kept confidential.
Unemployment Insurance Fraud can include:
- unemployment claimants misrepresenting information to qualify for unemployment benefits
- employer manipulation of unemployment experience rating to obtain a lower tax rate than their unemployment experience would otherwise allow (known as SUTA dumping)
- employer misclassification of employees as independent contractors to avoid payment of unemployment taxes.
- employer misreporting of worker wages to avoid payment of unemployment taxes.
Phone Tips:
- Call the Benefits Division at (207) 621-5100 or the Unemployment Claim Center at 1-800-593-7660.
Email, fax, or mail:
Complete this form (“WORD” format) send it to Kevin Concaugh in one of the following formats:
- Email addressed to Kevin.M.Concaugh@Maine.gov; or
- Faxed to (207) 287-8351; or
- Mailed to:
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Attn: Kevin Concaugh
47 State House Station
Augusta, ME 04333-0047


