UI/DE 2361CS

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Report Your Work and Wages

Reporting your work and wages correctly helps keep your benefits on time and prevents overpayments and penalties. Every two weeks, you certify for benefits by answering questions to show you still qualify. For each week, report all work and gross wages from every job. Gross wages are the total amount you receive before taxes and other deductions. Common mistakes to avoid:

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Report your gross pay (before taxes and other deductions).
Reporting your take-home pay.
Report earnings when you start a new job.
Leaving out earnings from a new job.
Report earnings for the week you worked.
reporting earnings for the week you were paid.
Report all earnings from a second job or part-time work.
Leaving out earnings from a second job or part-time work.
Report overtime, bonuses, and vacation pay.
Leaving out overtime, bonuses, or vacation pay.
Employers send us your wage information. We compare it with what you report. Reporting accurately helps prevent delays and penalties.
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DE 2361CS Rev. 2 (9-26) (INTERNET)