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One last thing - make sure you save copies of your final weekly claim confirmation and any other important documents from your claim. You might need them for tax purposes or if any questions come up later.
For anyone else reading this thread - if you need to reach Washington ESD about ending benefits or have other questions, that Claimyr service people mentioned actually works really well. I was skeptical at first but it saved me hours of trying to call myself.
One last tip - make sure you have direct deposit set up in your account if you haven't already. Once you're approved, that'll speed up getting your first payment.
Natasha Petrova
One last tip - if you're married and file jointly, the unemployment income could push you into a higher tax bracket. Something to consider when planning.
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Giovanni Conti
•Not married but good to know for others reading this thread.
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Javier Morales
•Yeah we learned that the hard way. Spouse's unemployment plus my regular job put us in a higher bracket.
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Emma Davis
thanks op for asking this question, i was wondering the same thing but felt dumb asking. glad to see im not the only one who didnt know unemployment was taxable
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Giovanni Conti
•Not dumb at all! Seems like a lot of people don't realize this until it's too late.
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