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If an unemployed person is ready to receive unemployment benefits, takes up couple hours a week to teach children to supplement its weekly benefits rate, and establishes that there is Donation for classes and not tuition, could that jeopardize him/her from receiving the benefits, even though he categorizes is as Donation and not real price?
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A "donation" to a person who receives it in return for his labor and services is income for purposes of determining eligibility for unemployment benefits.
Answered on Sep 26th, 2011 at 3:11 PM