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A. Yes. Just like regular unemployment benefits, Shared Work benefits are taxable for Minnesota and Federal income tax purposes. At the end of the year, any employees who received Shared Work benefits will be issued an IRS Form 1099-G listing the total benefits paid to them during the preceding calendar year.
