Unemployment benefits are subject to federal income taxes, but they're not automatically withheld from the payments.

How to file for unemployment The U.S. government recommends filing for unemployment in the state where you worked, instead of where you lived.

If you recently lost your job and are nearing retirement age, you may be eligible for unemployment assistance and Social ...

The U.S. government recommends filing for unemployment in the state where you worked, instead of where you lived. Select your state on this map to learn how to file for unemployment.

While typical unemployment insurance is designed to replace roughly 50 percent of one’s lost wages, the additional grant will produce close to full income replacement for many filers.

How to file for unemployment The U.S. government recommends filing for unemployment in the state where you worked, instead of where you lived.

The U.S. government recommends filing for unemployment in the state where you worked, instead of where you lived. Select your state on this map to learn how to file for unemployment.