10 States Didn’t Pay Off Unemployment Loans Ahead of Interest Deadline – Route Fifty

"The 10 states that have outstanding loan balances  - California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Texas - could be poised to see significant tax hikes on employers next year if they do not pay the money back before increases are triggered. "
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susan
4 years ago

Those who will be burdened with paying for IDES corruption and malpractice (employers) would seem to have standing to file a qui tam, lawsuit against fraudulent claimants. This trojan horse would serve to gain access to undisclosed IDES information (public, supposedly, but denied in FOIA requests).

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