Unemployment Insurance Benefit Payment Integrity
Unemployment Insurance Improper Payment Rates Summary By PIIA/IPIA Reporting Year | |||||||
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PIIA/IPIA Reporting Year1 | Outlays |
Overpayments Annual Report Rate |
Overpayments Operational Rate* | Underpayments | |||
$ Mil. | % | $ Mil. | % | $ Mil. | % | $ Mil. | |
2022 | $28,051 | 21.07% | $5,911 | 0.62% | $174 | ||
2021 | $99,215 | 19.33% | $19,177 | 0.82% | $814 | ||
2020 | $86,866 | 8.72% | $7,577 | | | 0.45% | $387 |
2019 | $26,910 | 10.21% | $2,784 | | | 0.40% | $108 |
2018 | $28,690 | 12.63% | $3,624 | | | 0.42% | $120 |
2017 | $32,530 | 12.11% | $3,938 | | | 0.39% | $128 |
2016 | $32,524 | 11.19% | $3,638 | | | 0.46% | $150 |
2015 | $32,895 | 10.29% | $3,384 | | | 0.44% | $146 |
2014 | $48,412 | 11.16% | $5,404 | 6.08% | $2,189 | 0.41% | $200 |
20133 | $66,788 | 8.82% | $5,891 | 6.25% | $4,174 | 0.50% | $334 |
2012 | $90,160 | 10.81% | $9,746 | 5.99% | $5,401 | 0.61% | $550 |
2011 | $114,140 | 11.35% | $12,955 | 6.22% | $7,100 | 0.65% | $742 |
20102 | $156,000 | 10.60% | $16,536 | 5.70% | $8,892 | 0.60% | $936 |
2009 | $119,249 | 9.60% | $11,448 | 5.20% | $6,201 | 0.70% | $835 |
2008 | $42,430 | 9.25% | $3,925 | 5.49% | $2,329 | 0.71% | $301 |
2007 | $31,530 | 9.71% | $3,062 | 5.95% | $1,876 | 0.59% | $186 |
2006 | $30,976 | 10.23% | $3,168 | 5.63% | $1,744 | 0.67% | $208 |
2005 | $32,248 | 9.46% | $3,051 | 4.98% | $1,606 | 0.67% | $216 |
2004 | $37,335 | 9.70% | $3,622 | 5.07% | $1,893 | 0.64% | $239 |
1Results for the PIIA/IPIA reporting year are based on Benefit Accuracy Measurement (BAM) data for the 12-month period ending June 30 of the PIIA/IPIA reporting year. For 2014, and beyond, the Annual Report Rate excludes overpayments determined to be "technically proper" under state UI law.
22010 estimates exclude Georgia BAM data, which could not be included due to coding and methodology issues, which were subsequently resolved.
3Annual Report Rate for 2013 included an offset for recovered overpayments.
* As of 2015, the Operational Rate is no longer being reported as a supplemental measure for PIIA/IPIA.