In Rhode Island, all unemployment insurance (UI) benefits are fully taxable and must be reported with a customer’s annual
tax return.
Each year, the RI Department of Labor and Training mails its customers
an accounting of their UI benefits for the previous year called a 1099G
form. To ensure that the department has up-to-date address information,
please fill out and submit the form below if:
- you have moved since the last time you received unemployment insurance
benefits, or
- if you
believe the Unemployment Insurance Service Center (UISC) may have
an incorrect mailing address for you.
If either of these is the case, please complete the form below and mail it by January 18, 2010
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