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My husband is sel-employed, but does work for a company out of Ohio - He got notice as of end of March 2012 he no longer is employed with this company
Asked on Dec 09th, 2011 on Labor and Employment - Tennessee
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All he does is more like a property manger for them. No equipment involved. Can he file for Unemployment in TN? He has filed on his taxes as self-employed. He has no lic. for a business cause he does what every they want done. He has worked for the Ohio business for 11 yrs. He is 62 yrs old
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Actually, this is an interesting question. Generally, a person may file for unemployment compensation in the state where he or she resides. In your husband's case, I understand that is Tennessee. If the state of Tennessee grants benefits, it may then be able to have those charged back against the employer's account in Ohio. I would suggest he file in Tennessee.
Answered on Dec 14th, 2011 at 9:11 AM