Some Michigan residents have been receiving 1099-G forms for unemployment benefits that they never applied for or received. Some have reported receiving a form from other states, while people living in other states have received the form from the state of Michigan. John Craig of Troy said he received a 1099-G form claiming he received $7,458. Click here for more information on the 1099-G tax form. AdHere’s some more information from UIA:Is there any new or additional information regarding the 1099-G crisis?

DETROIT – Some Michigan residents have been receiving 1099-G forms for unemployment benefits that they never applied for or received. The Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency was hacked last year. She said receiving the 1099-G is just the latest update in a long struggle with the unemployment agency. The larger problem for many people is that they’re getting kicked up into a higher tax bracket, where the tax bill is still higher. READ: Task force cracking down on unemployment fraud in Michigan