"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. "
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).
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).