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Change of Address Form to Receive your 1099

Ready to file your income taxes

In Rhode Island, all unemployment insurance (UI) benefits are fully taxable and must be reported with the customer’s annual tax return.

Each year the RI Department of Labor and Training provides its customers with an individual accounting of the UI benefits for the previous year on form 1099-G. It is critical that the department has the correct address information for each customer. Please follow the link to the left below to submit an address update if:

  • You have moved since you last received unemployment insurance benefits, or;

  • If you believe the Unemployment Insurance Service Center (UISC) may have the incorrect mailing address for you.



> Click here to Change your Address


You may use our website for a secure and efficient method of updating your address.

 


> Click here to download your 1099-G tax form for the current year

Don’t have a printer? You don’t need to worry. The department will mail form 1099-G to any customer who has not printed the document prior to January 28, 2013.

For security purposes, you should completely close your web browser after you have finished with your 1099-G.

 


Need Assistance Filing your Taxes?

Free Tax Assistance for both Federal & State Income Tax Returns, if you income is under $50,000
dial “211” and ask for free tax assistance!

Also keep in mind if you have work income, full or part time job, odd jobs or side work, or are receiving a taxable disability pension you may qualify for the earned income tax credit which could give you up to $5,891 extra! Earned income and adjusted gross income (AGI) must each be less than:

  • $45,060 ($50,270 married filing jointly) with three or more qualifying children
  • $41,952 ($47,162 married filing jointly) with two qualifying children
  • $36,920 ($42,130 married filing jointly) with one qualifying child
  • $36,920 ($42,130 married filing jointly) with one qualifying child

The maximum amount of Earned Income Tax Credit a person can receive for 2012:

  • $5,891 with three or more qualifying children
  • $5,236 with two qualifying children
  • $3,169 with one qualifying child
  • $475 with no qualifying children

Investment income must be $3,150 or less for the year. Click here to access IRS Free Tax Preparation poster.

Click here for the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance List | Click here for the AARP Tax Assistance List (for Seniors)
 
RI Department of Labor and Training
Center General Complex
1511 Pontiac Avenue, Cranston, RI 02920

Phone: (401) 462-8000
Fax (401) 462-8666
TTY via RI Relay: 711
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