North Carolina makes unemployment benefit tax forms available online for 2025

Josh Stein, Attorney General
Josh Stein, Attorney General
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North Carolina residents who received unemployment benefits in 2025 can now access their IRS Form 1099-G online through the N.C. Division of Employment Security (DES) website by logging into their MyNCUIBenefits account. Paper copies will be mailed to those who requested them, with delivery expected by early February.

The DES prepares a 1099-G form for each individual who received unemployment benefits, showing the total amount issued and any taxes withheld during 2025. This information is necessary for completing both state and federal tax returns, as unemployment benefits are considered taxable income. Approximately 107,250 forms were generated this year.

To view the form electronically, users should log in at des.nc.gov and select “View My 1099G” from the menu. Anyone who believes there is an error on their form can contact the UI Support Center at 888-737-0259.

The agency reminds residents that filing taxes online is safe and secure, and more information about free filing options is available at NCDOR.gov.

“Important: If you get a 1099-G form but did not file for unemployment benefits, you may be the victim of identity theft. If you think you are the victim of unemployment benefits fraud, you should report it using the online fraud reporting form or contact DES at 919-701-3543. DES must investigate and confirm fraud to correct the 1099-G.”

Additional details about the 1099-G tax form can be found at des.nc.gov/need-help/faqs/tax-information-and-1099-gs.



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