How do I report a fraudulent claim or identity theft against my company?

If you have found your company or employee is a victim of UI fraud or identity theft, there are several ways to report to UI: Report fraud online Call 855-484-2636 and select #1. Complete the Statement of Identity Theft (Form 6349) found on UIA web site. You may submit the form by uploading it to your MiWAM account. Click on Send Unemployment a Message. You may also mail to Unemployment Insurance Agency, PO Box 169, Grand Rapids, MI 49501, or by fax at 517-636-0427. For more information about UI fraud or identity theft, visit the What Is UI Fraud? webpage.

How do I report SUTA Dumping against a company or my employer?

SUTA (State Unemployment Tax Act) Dumping is a tax evasion practice involving the manipulation of an employer’s unemployment insurance (UI) tax rate to achieve a lower rate, and pay less UI taxes. Typically, SUTA Dumping occurs when a business transfers payroll out of an existing company or organization to a new or different organization solely or primarily to reduce UI taxes. Review Fact Sheet 114 - SUTA Dumping for more information. If you have or think you have received tax advice that may raise a SUTA concern, or if you suspect another employer is engaging in SUTA Dumping, contact the Office of Employer Ombudsman (OEO) at 1-855-484-2636.

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How do I report a fraudulent claim or identity theft against my company?
If you have found your company or employee is a victim of UI fraud or identity theft, there are several ways to report to UI:

Report fraud online

Call 855-484-2636 and select #1.

Complete the Statement of Identity Theft (Form 6349) found on UIA web site. You may submit the form by uploading it to your MiWAM account. Click on Send Unemployment a Message. You may also mail to Unemployment Insurance Agency, PO Box 169, Grand Rapids, MI 49501, or by fax at 517-636-0427.

For more information about UI fraud or identity theft, visit the What Is UI Fraud? webpage.
How do I report SUTA Dumping against a company or my employer?

SUTA (State Unemployment Tax Act) Dumping is a tax evasion practice involving the manipulation of an employer’s unemployment insurance (UI) tax rate to achieve a lower rate, and pay less UI taxes. Typically, SUTA Dumping occurs when a business transfers payroll out of an existing company or organization to a new or different organization solely or primarily to reduce UI taxes. Review Fact Sheet 114 - SUTA Dumping for more information.

If you have or think you have received tax advice that may raise a SUTA concern, or if you suspect another employer is engaging in SUTA Dumping, contact the Office of Employer Ombudsman (OEO) at 1-855-484-2636.

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