Unemployment taxes will be collected under Schedule A in 2023

Employers: Unemployment taxes will be collected under Schedule A in 2023, the lowest allowed under Maine law. Each employer's experience rating is unique, therefore the tax change will vary by employer. Employers will be sent their individual tax notices in mid-December.

Did you receive unemployment benefits in 2022? Confirm/update your mailing address by Dec. 31 to ensure 1099-G delivery.

The 1099-G form is used to report unemployment compensation on your tax return. Read our FAQ for more information: (FAQ)

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1/27/2023: CareerCenter February Hiring Events and Services
1/24/2023: The Employment Situation in Maine - December 2022
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12/28/2022: CareerCenter January Hiring Events and Services

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Unemployment taxes will be collected under Schedule A in 2023

Did you receive unemployment benefits in 2022? Confirm/update your mailing address by Dec. 31 to ensure 1099-G delivery.

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