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Form 1099G – How to Fight Back Against Scams

- February 21, 2021

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Got an EDD tax form 1099 but no benefits?

At this moment, POTENTIALLY hundreds of thousands of California taxpayers are enjoying the ghastly experience of receiving a Form 1099G courtesy of the California EDD for unemployment benefits the taxpayer never received.

The problem is not confined to California; it’s so prevalent, the IRS . . .

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