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Douglas Bernstein cannot remember the last time he was in Ohio. Maybe, the Bloomfield Hills attorney thinks, maybe, it was a couple of years ago when he was visiting clients in Cleveland. No matter. Supposedly, according to the 1099-G tax form that he received in the mail Jan. 28 from the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, Bernstein received $10,257 in jobless claims from Ohio.  "Here we go again," Bernstein first thought, recalling all the hassle he went through when he was a victim of tax-related ID theft a few years ago.  The well-known attorney never held a job in Ohio but Plun...

What to do if you get a tax form for jobless benefits you never received Updated Jan 31, 2021; Posted Jan 31, 2021 Unemployment benefits are to be included in taxable income that goes on Schedule 1, Line 7 of a 1040 return. (AP Photo/John Minchillo)AP Facebook Share By Susan Tompor, Detroit Free Press Imagine seeing a tax form pop up in the mail that indicates that you need to claim an extra $5,000 or more in taxable income on your federal income tax return. And you never, ever saw a dime of that money? But now, are you supposed to pay taxes on it? Whoa, what’s that about?

Imagine seeing a tax form pop up in the mail that indicates that you need to claim an extra $5,000 or more in taxable income on your federal income tax return. And you never, ever saw a dime of that money? But now, are you supposed to pay taxes on it? Whoa, what’s that about? We’re looki